I held on for so long
Dusty quaint old song
Things attach with glue
Live and die and gone
June flowers are so bold
On the devil's paintbrush road
The devil paints a double life
And there I dare not go
Live and die and gone
Live and die and gone
The devil paints a double life
Live and die and gone
I'm not the cheating kind
It snuck from behind
Kicked in the door to someday
I can't get her off my mind
All or nothing now
Might as well be true
Leave the dream of hearth and home
That never will come true
Live and die and gone
Live and die and gone
Leave the dream of hearth and home
Live and die and gone
Sweet wild road ahead
Sweet wild road ahead
If I lied and said that all was well
I might as well be dead
Single I was born
And single I will die
I'll marry myself to the whole wide world
And never make her cry
Live and die and gone
Live and die and gone
I'll marry myself to the whole wide world
Live and die and gone
Live and die and gone
Live and die and gone
The devil paints a double life
Live and die and gone
The Wailin' Jennys are a Juno Award-winning Canadian folk trio from Winnipeg, Manitoba, and New York, consisting of soprano Ruth Moody, mezzo Nicky Mehta, and alto Heather Masse. Recently, the Jennys have also toured with fiddler and mandolinist Jeremy Penner. Their sound is characterized by intricate vocal harmonies and traditional folk arrangements, often enriched by bluegrass and country influences. The Wailin' Jennys have been praised for their ability to create an intimate and engaging atmosphere during concerts. Some of their most representative songs include "One More Song", "The River" and "I Will Be There".
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