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Muddy Waters
03:04
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Mary grab the baby, river’s rising
Muddy water’s taking back the land
Well this old house, it won’t take one more beating
Ain’t no use to stay and make a stand
The morning light showed water in the valley
Daddy’s grave just went below the line
Things to save, you just can’t take them with you
The flood will swallow all we leave behind
I won’t be back to start all over
Cause what I felt before is gone
Mary grab the baby, river’s rising
Muddy water’s taking back our home
Now the road is gone, there’s just one way to leave here
I’ll turn my back on what I’ve left below
Shifting land and broken farms around me
Muddy water’s changing all I know
It’s hard to say just what I’m losing
Ain’t never been so all alone
Mary grab the baby, river’s rising
Muddy water’s taking back my home
Well, muddy water’s taking back my home
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2. |
Harold's Super Service
02:06
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Now me, I work at Harold's Super Service
We specialize in service all the way
And there's only one thing that really bugs me
This big ole boy in his stripped-down Model A
At Harold's Super Service, we do grease jobs
We fix fifty, sixty flats every day
And just about the time we get real busy
Here comes this boy in his stripped-down Model A
He says, "Gimme 50 cents worth of regular
Check, my oil too, if you don't mind
Put some air in my tires, won't you mister?
Wash my windows too, if you have time"
Last night I dreamed I died and went to Heaven
To that big ole Super Service in the sky
I was satisfied a-pumping gas forever
For the Angels in the sweet by and by
Now the Pearly Gates was just around the corner
I could see the new ones comin' every day
I was changin' plugs on Moses' Magic Carpet
When up thru the clouds there came this Model A
He says, "Gimme 50 cents worth of regular
Check, my oil too, if you don't mind
Put some air in my tires, won't you mister?
Wash my windows too, if you have time"
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3. |
Doug's Tune
03:07
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4. |
The Foolish Game
03:15
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Oh, my true love, I feel such shame
Faithful hearts are my tools
That in your arms, I played a game
To prove that love was meant for fools
To all my friends, and with a grin
But now, at last, I realize
I said your heart I'd surely win
But now I'm alone with my lies
Her laughing eyes, her loving smile
Oh God, bring back those joyful times
To hold her close for a little while
Bring back those days when she was mine
Upon whose heart can I rely
When days are long and nights are cold?
Who gives to me a loving smile?
Whose loving hands have I to hold?
My plans and schemes were not so wise
The broken heart I thought I'd see
To rid my soul of tears you shed
Too late, I find belongs to me
Her laughing eyes, her loving smile
Oh God, bring back those joyful times
To hold her close for a little while
Bring back those days when she was mine
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5. |
Georgia Pineywoods
02:34
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Miss those Georgia Pineywoods
Wonder if they miss me
Lonesome for those Pineywoods
Ancient home of the Cree, and the Cherokee, and me
I was born in the Georgia Pineywoods
Fifteen miles to the grocery store
No T.V. or gold-plated shiny goods
Cracked old linoleum on the floor
Well, we had cows in the back fields grazing
Chickens a-crowing out in the pen
Life was good but it's amazing
How I couldn't see that back then
Miss those Georgia Pineywoods
Wonder if they miss me
Lonesome for those Pineywoods
Ancient home of the Cree, and the Cherokee, and me
Well, when I looked for Indian arrowheads
I was happy as Borden's cow
I've lost all my Indian arrowheads
Ain't no good to me here no how
Well, I get paid now by the hour
And lead my typical suburb life
Got credit cards and buying power
And I owe more money than Caesar's wife
Miss those Georgia Pineywoods
Wonder if they miss me
Lonesome for those Pineywoods
Ancient home of the Cree, and the Cherokee, and me
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6. |
Redwood Hill
02:47
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I climbed the Redwood Hills
Twas on a rainy day
To rise above the throng
And talk with Mother Nature for a while
She told me of her love
For the children in her trust
And of her grave concern
For the likes of you and me and us
Crying though she was
She did speak these tender words
"Things that I am
I can not change for any man"
I tried to comfort her
But she would not be still
And as the rains did fall
I found my way back down the Redwood Hills
Crying though she was
She did speak these tender words
"Things that I am
I can not change for any man"
I tried to comfort her
But she would not be still
I'll not forget the day
When Mother Nature cried on Redwood Hills
I'll not forget the day
When Mother Nature cried on Redwood Hills
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7. |
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I'm living the right life now
The midnight has passed, it's morning at last
No longer in sin, I bow
My wandering is done, my life-crown is won
I'm living the right life now
Oh, glory to God, I'm washed in his blood
His love light is on my brow
I'm happy and whole, there's peace in my soul
I'm living the right life now
The pleasures of sin which blacken within
No longer can charm my soul
For pleasures, I find in peace and in mind
Since Jesus has made me whole
Oh, glory to God, I'm washed in his blood
His love light is on my brow
I'm happy and whole, there's peace in my soul
I'm living the right life now
Oh sinner astray, seek Jesus today
The right life is for the best
Come out of the night, come into the light
Where souls are supremely blessed
Oh, glory to God, I'm washed in his blood
His love light is on my brow
I'm happy and whole, there's peace in my soul
I'm living the right life now
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8. |
Some Old Day
02:57
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I've been working out in the rain
Tied to this dirty old ball and chain
Oh, dear mother, I'll come home some old day
Some sweet day they'll turn me loose
From this dirty old calaboose
Oh, dear mother, I'll come home some old day
Some old day
You'll wait for me and pray
Oh, dear mother, i'll come home some old day
Some sweet day they'll turn me loose
From this dirty old calaboose
Oh, dear mother, I'll come home some old day
Oh, dear mother, I've hurt you so
I've been cruel to you I know
Oh, dear mother, I'll come home some old day
Tell my brother, my sister, and dad
Tell the dear friends that I've had
Oh, dear mother, I'll come home some old day
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9. |
Dixieland For Me
03:05
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I wish I was in the land of cotton
Old times there are not forgotten
Look away, look away, look away Dixie land
I wish I was in Dixie, away
In Dixie land, I'll take my stand
To live and die in Dixie
Away, away, away, away, away
Down south in Dixie
I’m dreaming tonight of Dixie
That’s where I love to roam
The roosters crow at the break of day
In my Dixie home sweet home
Oh people here, they just don’t care
I never saw the beat
That road ahead is mighty long
But it’s Dixieland for me
I was going back to my old home
In the mountains far away
The wild red roses smell so sweet
And the rippling waters play
Oh people here, they just don’t care
I never saw the beat
That road ahead is mighty long
But it’s Dixieland for me
Yes, city life is not for me
I'm going where the neighbors speak
That road ahead is mighty long
But it’s Dixieland for me
Oh people here they just don’t care
I never saw the beat
That road ahead is mighty long
But it’s Dixieland for me
Away, away, away, away
Down south in Dixie
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10. |
Time Is Our Best Friend
03:01
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Well, I'm so lonesome, I could cry
And you know the reason why
It's because you went away and left me
It's been two long years or more
Since you walked out the door
And time just doesn't seem to change things
Well, I've tried everything I know
But I just can't control
These feelings that burn deep inside me
If I had one more chance again
And if we could be best friends
Then time would be so everlasting
And we could both be together once again
And forget about those things way back then
And we would be like a feather in the wind
And time would be our best friend
Now I've waited oh so long
For you to come back home
Please untie these chains that surround me
It's been such a long, long time
And I'm bout to lose my mind
Your love is my key to happiness
So I'm begging you right now
Please come home, I'll make a vow
My love will be never-ending
Oh yes, I promise to be true
Give my life and love to you
And I'll always do the things you want me to
And we could both be together once again
And forget about those things way back then
And we would be like a feather in the wind
And time would be our best friend
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11. |
Kentucky Mt. Chimes
02:15
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Written By Jimmie Skinner & Rusty York
Banjo – Harlan Slinkard
Bass – Dan Mullin
Guitar – Jim Mueller
Lead Guitar – Bob Hicks
Resonator Guitar – Rory Harper
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The preacher talked with me and he smiled
Said "Come and walk with me, come and walk one more mile
For once in your life, you're alone
And you ain't got a dime, there's no time for the phone"
I've just gotta get a message to you
Hold on, hold on
One more hour and my life will be through
Hold on, hold on
I told him I'm in no hurry
And if I broke her heart, won't you tell her I'm sorry
For once in my life, I'm alone
And I have to let her know just in time before I go
I've just gotta get a message to you
Hold on, hold on
One more hour and my life will be through
Hold on, hold on
I lied, but that didn't work
And it's only her love that keeps me wearing this hurt
I lied, but deep down inside
Well I did it to him, now it's my turn to die
I've just gotta get a message to you
Hold on, hold on
One more hour and my life will be through
Hold on, hold on
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13. |
Joshua
02:09
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The Lord told Joshua to go to Jericho
And to march seven times around
He followed faithfully cause Joshua's a man
And the walls came tumbling down
And the walls came tumbling down
Joshua marched seven times around
And the walls came tumbling down
If you will trust in the power of the blood
And you hope to wear a crown
Go forward quickly and obey the holy word
All your doubts will tumble down
And the walls came tumbling down
Joshua marched seven times around
And the walls came tumbling down
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First Annual Farewell Reunion Indiana
First Annual Farewell Reunion was an American bluegrass band from Indiana. The band was formed in the 1970s by guitarist Robert 'Bob' Hicks, and banjo player Harlan Slinkard. The band consisted of Hicks, Slinkard, guitarist Jim Mueller, bassist Dan Mullin, and dobro player Rory Harper. The band released one studio album, "First Time Around," in 1978. The band would disband a few years later. ... more
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