Lyrics:
know if I ever will
'Cause I'm a long long way from over you
C'mon banjo!
How 'bout that mandolin in there
All right flat-top
How 'bout of little pedal
time I seen darling Corey
She was standing by the sea
Had a forty-four strapped across her bosom
Had a banjo on her knee
Go away, go away, darling
you hide my banjo strings!
(I'm walking away)
I'll be over you by lunch time.
(I'm walking away)
Jubilation Day.
(I'm walking away)
Let's always
folks were humming the banjos were strumming so sweet and low
[ guitar ]
Hush a bye my baby go to sleep on mommie's knee
Journey back to Dixie Land in
When will I hear de banjo strumming,
Down in my good old home?
Free and easy down the road I go
Ragweed's rocking on the radio
Free and easy down the road I go
So I keep rolling like an old banjo
Free and easy
and calms the rushing tide
[ steel - el.banjo ]
Loneliness makes quiet sound...
How high high high high is the mountain hmm
Well I can't believe I'm sittin' here today
Picking on my banjo with a big smile on my face
Writin' new words to an old school melody
Hey there
Hall
(Buck Trent)
Times were still rough when I hired Buck and he added so much with his banjo
He worked mighty mighty hard even when we were tired
Cause
Well, music, sweet music
Lord, is gonna be played, mm-hmm
And the sound of Billy's banjo
Is like honey on your day
When they promenade down
senorita...
[ fiddle - el.banjo ]
Now I'm not saying don't go to college cause knowledge sure will cure a lot of ills
But I know this little song is a gettin'
are waiting,
The banjos are syncopating
What's that they're saying?
What's that they're saying?
While they keep playing
A, humming and swaying
When I get to glory I'm gonna sing sing sing
[ banjo ]
Sometimes I get so weary inside then I recall how my Jesus died
Up there I know there'll be no
The way the want the wilfulness that seems to be the cause
It's time again for the rain to fall
Oh the world needs a washin'...
[ fiddle - el.banjo ]
Oh
el.banjo - fiddle ]
Now Nellie went to town one day a ridin' on a bale o'hay
Sold a man a trip to Mars now she sits behind the bars
Hey (barefoot Nellie) ho
Steamboats on the river a-coming or a-going
Splashing the night away
Hear those banjos ringing; the people are singing
They dance til the break of day, hey
Uncle Jeff played the fiddle in his Colorado home
And I backed him on the banjo so he didn't play alone
We've got five generations of a fiddle
kiss their boy goodbye
I wonder how the old folks are at home
[ banjo ]
Just a village and a homestead on the farm
And a mother's love to keep you from
Yeah a mile around the bend down the Ohio
Comin up the river for the Sunday show
There's a tuba and a banjo and a steam calliope
Sittin on the deck
Gonna go down the river once more
I've got my banjo ready to play
Hey, we'll shout and sing both night and day
I'll make my bed on the riverboat floor
A picture of me is like one of Michaelango's
I don't play the banjo will you ever understand yo
Servin I mean the matter how old I go Rambo
Cocks strong half
and homemade courturoys
And the big event was called a husking bee
A banjo and a fiddle and a big old fashioned barn
Was all the preparation that they made
the midnight oil
[ fiddle - el.banjo ]
Tomorrow we'll meet here in the same place where love and desires just won't wait
In each other's arms we'll dream for
Le temps des yo-yo
Est désaccordé
J'ai mis mon banjo
Au temps des yé-yé
Le temps des yo-yo
C'était l'andante
C'est l'andantino
Le temps des
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