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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Nobody knows Eleven years ago, in a cold, dark night I killed a stranger 'neath the town hall light There were few at the scene, but they all agreed That the slayer who ran looked a lot like my best friend I had seen my wife in my best friend's arms Looking through our bedroom window I didn't let them know I spoke not a word But my tears dried up My anger became like a stone Nobody knew I had returned home So I dressed like my best friend used to do Shot a stranger 'neath the town hall light And then I left town that dark night No longer looking like my best friend We all have treasures we call our own Mine are these hills I call my home Dancing with my darling to the Tennessee Waltz And the wedding speech my best friend wrote He could've given an alibi He would've taken her honor So I knew nobody would get to know I rode into the town on the day of his hanging She stood beside me and shed not a tear But her hand was clinging onto mine Eleven years ago, on a cold dark night We stood by his grave And sorrow can become a need for love She looked so good in that long black veil She doesn't know, nobody knows Nobody sees, nobody knows but me And just maybe, that bard And a bottle of Tennessee Whiskey Nobody knows Nobody sees Nobody knows Just me
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