Lyrics Uncle Pen - Rose Maddox
The
people
would
come
from
far
away
they'd
dance
all
night
till
the
break
of
day
When
they'd
call
and
holler
do-se-do
we
knew
Uncle
Pen
was
ready
to
go
Late
in
the
evenin'
about
sundown
high
on
the
hill
and
above
the
tour
Uncle
Pen
played
the
fiddle
and
oh
how
it
could
ring
You
could
hear
it
talk
you
could
hear
it
sing
[ Fiddle
- banjo
]
He
played
an
old
tune
called
Soldier's
Joy
and
the
one
they
called
Boston
Boy
And
the
greatest
of
all
was
Ginny
Lynn
to
me
that's
where
fiddlin'
begin
Late
in
the
evenin'...
[ Fiddle
- banjo
]
I'll
never
forget
that
mournful
day
when
Uncle
Pen
was
called
away
They
hang
up
his
fiddle
they
hang
up
his
bow
they
know
it
was
time
for
him
to
go
Late
in
the
evenin'...
1 Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms
2 Down, Down, Down
3 My Rose of Old Kentucky
4 Cotton Fields (The Cotton Song)
5 Uncle Pen
6 I'll Meet You In Church Sunday Morning
7 One Slewfoot
8 Each Season Changes You
9 Blue Moon of Kentucky
10 Frootprints In the Snow
11 Molly and Tenbrooks
12 The Old Crossroads Is Waitin'
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