Eddy Arnold Lyrics
"Seven Years With the Wrong Woman"
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(Bob Miller)
Seven years with the wrong woman
Is more than a man can stand
Seven years with the wrong woman
Will wreck most any good man.
Seven years with the wrong woman
It's the same in the mountain or dale
She'll stay awake all night tryin' to start a fight
Then have you thrown in the jail.
Seven years with the wrong woman
Is punishment there is bad
Seven years with the wrong woman
Will drive most any man mad.
When you married the wrong woman
There is only one thing you can do
Dig yourself a hole crawl in the hole
Then pull the ground over you.
--- Instrumental ---
Listen boys if you're thinking of marriage
Take warning to what I tell
Don't you marry the wrong woman
It's worse than living in jail.
Seven years with the wrong woman
It'll end you and turn your hair gray
They say love is blind but search till you find
A face you can stand every day...
Seven years with the wrong woman
Is more than a man can stand
Seven years with the wrong woman
Will wreck most any good man.
Seven years with the wrong woman
It's the same in the mountain or dale
She'll stay awake all night tryin' to start a fight
Then have you thrown in the jail.
Seven years with the wrong woman
Is punishment there is bad
Seven years with the wrong woman
Will drive most any man mad.
When you married the wrong woman
There is only one thing you can do
Dig yourself a hole crawl in the hole
Then pull the ground over you.
--- Instrumental ---
Listen boys if you're thinking of marriage
Take warning to what I tell
Don't you marry the wrong woman
It's worse than living in jail.
Seven years with the wrong woman
It'll end you and turn your hair gray
They say love is blind but search till you find
A face you can stand every day...
This song is from the album "All-Time Hits from the Hills", "Cattle Call [Proper]", "Eddy's Song [Proper Records (UK)]", "Cattle Call [Country Stars]", "Tennessee Plowboy & His Guitar", "All Time Favorites [RCA Victor]", "The Tennessee Plowboy & His Guitar [Bear Family (G", "All-Time Favorites", "Country Music Legends [Castle Pulse]", "How's the World Treating You [Golden Stars]" and "Sings 20 Best Country Memories".