| Song | Spring (Album Version) |
| Artist | Tanya Tucker |
| Album | 16 Biggest Hits |
| WRITER JOH | |
| N TIPTON In a broken down apartment house | |
| Lay a woman in labor | |
| She said by the grace of | |
| God I'll have this child | |
| And the help of a neighbor | |
| At six o'clock the sun was rising | |
| On upon the world | |
| At seven forty five | |
| The neighbor smiled and said | |
| You've got a beautiful girl | |
| She named her | |
| Spring Winter's been a long time passin’ | |
| She named her | |
| Spring And though she's never been wed | |
| She held her newborn child and said | |
| Spring, I've waited a long, long time for you | |
| In a broken down apartment house | |
| Lay a woman dying | |
| And by her side a little six year old girl | |
| Who was softly crying | |
| Momma don't go away | |
| And leave me all alone | |
| Momma said to the welfare lady | |
| Find my child a good home | |
| I'll miss my | |
| Spring Winter's been a long time passing | |
| I'll miss you | |
| Spring The angels carried her away | |
| The welfare lady knelt to pray | |
| Spring, she'll be a long time gone from you | |
| In a beautiful church out side of town | |
| Stands a woman smiling | |
| On her hand is a wedding band | |
| Of fashionable stylin’ | |
| All the years in the orphan's home | |
| He shared with you | |
| And now you hopes and childhood dreams | |
| Have all come true | |
| He loves his | |
| Spring Winter's been a long time passing | |
| He loves you | |
| Spring He promised you today | |
| He'll never ever go away | |
| Spring, he's waited a long, long time for you | |
| A long, long time for you |
| WRITER JOH | |
| N TIPTON In a broken down apartment house | |
| Lay a woman in labor | |
| She said by the grace of | |
| God I' ll have this child | |
| And the help of a neighbor | |
| At six o' clock the sun was rising | |
| On upon the world | |
| At seven forty five | |
| The neighbor smiled and said | |
| You' ve got a beautiful girl | |
| She named her | |
| Spring Winter' s been a long time passin' | |
| She named her | |
| Spring And though she' s never been wed | |
| She held her newborn child and said | |
| Spring, I' ve waited a long, long time for you | |
| In a broken down apartment house | |
| Lay a woman dying | |
| And by her side a little six year old girl | |
| Who was softly crying | |
| Momma don' t go away | |
| And leave me all alone | |
| Momma said to the welfare lady | |
| Find my child a good home | |
| I' ll miss my | |
| Spring Winter' s been a long time passing | |
| I' ll miss you | |
| Spring The angels carried her away | |
| The welfare lady knelt to pray | |
| Spring, she' ll be a long time gone from you | |
| In a beautiful church out side of town | |
| Stands a woman smiling | |
| On her hand is a wedding band | |
| Of fashionable stylin' | |
| All the years in the orphan' s home | |
| He shared with you | |
| And now you hopes and childhood dreams | |
| Have all come true | |
| He loves his | |
| Spring Winter' s been a long time passing | |
| He loves you | |
| Spring He promised you today | |
| He' ll never ever go away | |
| Spring, he' s waited a long, long time for you | |
| A long, long time for you |