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5 years ago1657Gum Tree Canoe (1984)John Hartford

GUM-TREE CANOE Words by S. S. Steele; Music by A. F. Winnemore 1847 Banjo Tuned E, Key D Capo 1 ¾ Time Gum Tree Canoe Chorus: x 2 Singin[D]g row away, row,[G] o'er the waters so [D]blue, Like a feather we sail in[A] our gum-tree c[D]anoe. On To[D]mbigbee R[G]iver so bright I was b[D]orn, In a hut made of h[G]usks of the tall...

5 years ago850Looks at Life / Earthwords & MusicJohn Hartford

How Come You Are Being So Good To Me? Transcribed from 40 sec soundbyte Banjo tuned E, Capo 3, Key of E You[E] scratch my back and wash my socks, You [A]answer the door when the preacher knocks [E]You scrub the floor and fill my belly with peanut butter and Apple j[A]elly You change the kids at half past t[E]hree How come you're being so...

5 years ago2131Down on the River (1989)John Hartford

John Hartford Mud Cat Cafe, provided the lyrics...v.g. Down On The River Album Banjo Tuned E, Capo 3 , Key of D Sound Byte Capo 1, Key D Wish We Had Our Time Again Oh the[D] roads we ran and the folks we k[G]new. The risky things that we used to[D] do. Now it's over and I know we're th[G]rough. And I [D]wish we had our t[A]ime agai[D]n I wish...

5 years ago1104Goin’ Back to Dixie (1992)John Hartford

I Wonder Where You Are Tonight Music and Lyrics by Johnny Bond As performed by John Hartford Gum Tree Canoe Banjo tuned E, Capo 3, Key E Tonight[E] I'm sa[A]d, my heart is w[E]eary I'm wond[A]ering if I'm wrong or r[E]ight Although you've [A]gone and found a[E]nother I wonder where you[B7] are toni[E]ght (Chorus) That o[E]ld rain is cold[A]...

5 years ago716Annual Waltz (1987)John Hartford

Learning to Smile All Over Again John Hartford MCA 1986 Annual Waltz Album(You Tube Feb 8, 2008 Banjo tuned E, Capo 3, Key D Now[D] I just got into a [G]new way to [D]fly Oh what an easy [G]way to get h[D]igh The love that I get [G]from the love I[D] send Learning to smile all o[A]ver ag[D]ain Chorus: Learning to smile all over again That's...

5 years ago969Looks at Life (1967),Gentle On My Mind and Other Originals (1968),Looks at Life / Earthwords & Music,Natural to Be Gone (2002)John Hartford

LIKE UNTO A MOCKINGBIRD (John Hartford) Lyrics From: harpgirl - PM LIKE UNTO A MOCKINGBIRD John Hartford (Natural to Be Gone Album) Banjo tuned E, Capo 3, Key of G All[G] around some[C]body else's [G]pad, You stumble as you c[C]hase the latest f[G]ad. Don't look confused with all the [C]things you f[G]ind. Just wait until the [C]crowd makes...

5 years ago1795Gum Tree Canoe (1984)John Hartford

Little Piece of My Heart John Hartford Gum Tree Canoe Banjo Tuned Eb, Capo 4, Key of: E Did[E]n't I make you feel..... Like you were the only [A]one Didn't I give you everything I c[E]ould.... Well now, didn't I, didn't I, [B]babe Aft[B]er all the love I gave[A] you It still wasn't en[B]ough Now babe, this man is [A]going to get...

5 years ago988The Speed of the Old Long Bow: A Tribute to the Fiddle Music of Ed Haley (1998)John Hartford

Lost Indian Traditional As performed by: John Hartford Speed of the Long Bow Banjo tuned E, Capo 3, Key of: G June 1, 2012 Only Verse: play G throughout Lawren[G]ce Haley, loved the Lost Indian Lawrence Haley, loved the Lost Indian Poor old Indian, looking al[G]l around Poor old Indian, looking all around Lost in the mo[G]untains Wasn't where...

5 years ago726Headin’ Down Into the Mystery Below (1978)John Hartford

Miss Ferris John Hartford Me Oh My How Time Does Fly-album Lyrics from Mudcat Banjo Tuned E , Key D, No Capo Verse 1 Now[D] I had a [G]teacher when I went to school, Sh[G]e loved the river, and she[D] taught about it t[A]oo. I's[G]e a pretty bad boy, bu[D]t she called my b[G]luff, With[D] her great big collec[G]tion of steamboat st[D]uff. Oh,...

5 years ago900Steam Powered Aereo-Takes (2002)John Hartford

Re: Lyrics to song Morning Bugle (Guest) Posted: 7:50:30 pm on 6/9/2006 Above from Mudcat Cafe site. Morning Bugle Morning Bugle Album Banjo Tuned Eb, Capo 4, Key of C Valley Park, Mo July 6, 2012 [C]Here I am, too[F] wasted for the evening rid[C]e down to mothe[F]r Mary's o[C]ther place. Can I hang [F]out here beside your fires[C]ide?...