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Lost Indian
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Flatwoods
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Texas barbed wire
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Iowa Center
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Yell in the shoats
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Rattling down the acorns
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Yew piney mountain
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Paddy on the railroad
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Old Sledge
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Kitchen boy / Done gone
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Eulalie Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Eulalie (pronounce it "YOU-la-lee")
True blue. Guaranteed 100% irony-free.
Hauntingly
stark, sweetly sentimental, or just plain fun,
these old songs tell the stories of people's lives.
Ron & Donna treat these treasures with the love and respect of honest, straightforward arrangements inspired by the old masters of parlor, dance hall, and backwoods.
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