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Tom Dooley

from Old Time Pigeon by The Woodsheep

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lyrics

Hang your head, Tom Dooley.
Hang your head and cry.
You killed poor Laurie Foster,
and you know you're bound to die.

You left her by the roadside
where you begged to be excused.
You left her by the roadside
and you hid her clothes and shoes.

You took her on the hillside
for to make her your wife.
You took her on the hillside
and there you took her life.

You dug the grave four feet long
and you dug it three feet deep.
You rolled the cold clay over her
and tromped it with your feet.

"Trouble, oh, trouble
a-rollin' through my breast.
As long as I'm a-livin', boys,
they ain't a-gonna let me rest."

"You can take down my old violin
and play it all you please,
for at this time tomorrow, boys,
it'll be of no use to me."

"At this time tomorrow
where do you reckon I'll be?
Way down yonder in the holler
hangin' on a white oak tree."

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from Old Time Pigeon, released September 20, 2019
Andrew Preston - guitar, banjo, harmonica, lead vocal
Melissa Caskey - bass, harmony vocal
Mary Morris - harmony vocal

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The Woodsheep Morehead, Kentucky

With over 600 performances across 4 countries in only 3 years, this folk-pop trio have quickly become a mainstay in Appalachia's indie music scene. Weaving together folk, pop, jazz, and punk to form original compositions and new takes on old favorites, Preston, Caskey, and Holleran have breathed new life into Appalachian music by shoring up their own roots. ... more

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