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Get down boys, go back home, back to the gal you love
Treat her right, never wrong, how mountain girls can love
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Sleepy Eyed John
03:35
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Well way down yonder by Katy Creek
Whittled out a fiddle from a wagon seat
Tuned my fiddle rosined my bow
Played that tune wherever I go
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Oh, Sinner man, can't you hear me say
Oh now Sinner man, you gotta get on your knees and pray
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Hellbender
03:38
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Water Came From the Well
02:39
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Water Came from the Well, Corn came from the field
Forty acres and mule was all we thought we'd need
Hard tack from the pen, still provided all our gin
Family gave us all the love, it's all we said we'd need
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7. |
'OZ Breakdown
01:15
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Nope
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8. |
I Found You
04:04
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9. |
Angel Band
03:32
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My latest sun is sinkin' fast, my race is nearly run
My strongest trials now are past, my triumph has begun
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10. |
Hobo's Song
04:49
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I'm drivin' my fintailed Cadillac,
I got ten gallons in the back
For them city folks in Fancy Farm
Muhlenberg's dry 'til they see my car
I'll leave that town a-rockin'
Rollin' into Bowlin' Green
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Spotted Dog
03:04
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Nope. Lotsa pickin' 'n grinnin'
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13. |
Uncle Pen
02:01
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I'll never forget that mournful day, Uncle Pen was called away
They hung up his fiddle hung up his bow
and knew it was time for him to go
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14. |
June Apple
02:17
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uh uh
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15. |
Ole' Home Place
03:21
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Well the girl ran off with somebody else
And the taverns took all my pay
Now here I stand where the old home stood
Before they took it away
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16. |
Two Faced Love
03:10
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I don't like your thin skin and I don't like the places you've been
I don't like the mood that you're in
Why can't I get you off my mind
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17. |
Jack 'n the Bull
04:25
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Tie Strop Tie, Beat Horns Beat
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18. |
Raggle Taggle Gypsy
03:02
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There's a bunch of 'em
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19. |
Wabash Breakdown
02:06
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Hmm, they'd just get in the way, doncha thank?
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