Wilson Rawls Quotes

I Found Her Lying On Her Stomach, Her Hind Legs Stretched Out Straight, And Her Front Feet Folded Back Under Her Chest. She Had Laid Her Head On His Grave. I Saw The Trail Where She Had Dragged Herself Through The Leaves. The Way She Lay There, I Thought She Was Alive. I Called Her Name. She Made No Movement. With The Last Ounce Of Strength In Her Body, She Had Dragged Herself To The Grave Of Old Dan.

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