Interpret:

June Carter Cash

Album:

Appalachian Pride

June:
She was standing on the corner
With a suitcase in her hand
She held her head up high 
As she turned from a man


Tears fell from her eyes
But she couldn’t hide the shame
Sir, I think you know me
But just let me explain


Chorus:
I took my light down from the door, sir
I don’t work anymore, sir
You’re standing in the shadow of a lady


From the life that I’ve been living
Now freedom I’ve been given
And you’re standing in the shadow of a lady


So don’t say the things you think are true
That was someone else you knew
Don’t you know you could be held for libel
Tell me, sir, do you know where I might find a Bible


June:
As he fumbled in his pocket
To return the money there
And he shook his head in wonder 
And ran his fingers through his hair


And he wondered what had happened 
To his red-lined pearl
It must have been another woman
Must have been another world


Chorus:
I took my light down from the door, sir
I don’t work anymore, sir
You’re standing in the shadow of a lady


From the life that I’ve been living
Now freedom I’ve been given
And you’re standing in the shadow of a lady


So don’t say the things you think are true
That was someone else you knew
Don’t you know you could be held for libel Tell me, sir, do you know where I might find a Bible