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Rain Oh Rain is a lesser known country folk song. I don't know who wrote this song. I heard a part of it many years ago. in a video called A Home For Virgie. Heres the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-nTj... This is my clawhammer banjo with vocal version. It`s pretty rough in spots so I`ll upload it without notifying subscribers. I have a guitar version posted as well. Here is the best rendition I have heard. It`s by Tracey, KittenClaws Guitar Videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlUaK... Rain Oh Rain - lyrics Performed by, Dan D. Dirges I was born one rainy morning Just before my mama died Five years later daddy left me The rain was pouring down outside Rain oh rain leave me alone You're icy fingers chill my bones Seems like trouble always comes around Each time the rain starts a falling down It seems the years pass by so quickly I grew up fast I grew apart Next thing I knew the rain was falling Out across the prison yard Now when I die wont you make me this promise To bury me in a deep dark cave So I may know while I am resting No rain will fall upon my grave

Saints and Sinners is a song written by David Francey. Normally this song is played on the guitar but I worked up this banjo arrangement I hope you might enjoy. SAINTS AND SINNERS by David Francey - lyrics Banjo tuning - dADFsharpA It was Sunday morning in our town And I sat on my steps and I stared at the ground And I bowed my head while they shuffled past All the saints being called to the morning mass Chorus And off in the distance there rang a bell Way off in the distance there rang a bell And it rang for the saints and the sinners as well Way off in the distance there rang a bell. I remember the lessons of Sunday school And I can't help but think maybe I'm the fool But I see no sign of a greater plan Just the joy and the sorrow of my fellow man And here we stand while life rushes past Between the first breath and the last And here we stand between East and West And here we stand between birth and death I was watching the news the other night There was a war on the Left; there was a war on the Right And it's no surprise that it's us or them It's a long way from heaven to Bethlehem. ---------------------- Timestamps 0:00 - intro 0:51 - song starts 3:39 - wrap up ---------------------- keywords saints and sinners lyrics saints and sinners david francey lyrics saints and sinners banjo saints and sinners music banjo mountain banjo songs banjo mountain banjo song banjo two finger style two finger banjo songs banjo mountain music Banjo Song #ClawhammerBanjo #MountainBanjo David Francey David Francey Songs

Rain Oh Rain is a lesser known country folk song. I don't know who wrote this song. I heard a part of it many years ago. in a video called A Home For Virgie. Heres the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-nTj... This is my fingerpicking guitar with vocal version. It`s pretty rough in spots so I`ll upload it without notifying subscribers. I have a banjo version posted as well which turned out even worse than this one. Here is the best rendition I have heard. It`s by Tracey, KittenClaws Guitar Videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlUaK... Rain Oh Rain - lyrics Performed by, Dan D. Dirges I was born one rainy morning Just before my mama died Five years later daddy left me The rain was pouring down outside Rain oh rain leave me alone You're icy fingers chill my bones Seems like trouble always comes around Each time the rain starts a falling down It seems the years pass by so quickly I grew up fast I grew apart Next thing I knew the rain was falling Out across the prison yard Now when I die wont you make me this promise To bury me in a deep dark cave So I may know while I am resting No rain will fall upon my grave

Leaving The Blues Behind is a song I wrote. I play it on acoustic guitar, with vocals.

"Hey Johnny Cope", "Hey Johnnie Cope" "Hey, Johnnie Cope, are Ye Wauking Yet?", also "Hey Johnnie Cope, are you awake yet?", "Heigh! Johnnie Cowp, are ye wauken yet?", or simply "Johnny Cope" is a Scottish folk song. The song commemorates the Battle of Prestonpans, fought on 21 September during the Jacobite rising of 1745. I sing and play it on the nylon string folk classical guitar in open D tuning. I may post a banjo version someday. My version is heavily influenced by the Dave Walters version who I have recently become a HUGE fan of. YouTube channel, St. Andrews Folk Club, who I follow posted a concert that he recorded in his folk club back in the 1970`s of Dave Walters and I was completely blown away. Besides singing and playing traditional folk songs so incredibly well he talked about the songs before he sang them. I highly recommend checking out that concert. I would leave a link but I heard YT doesn`t want us doing that anymore and I`m not sure the channel owner would want me too (to?) either. It`s an easy search though. Hey Johnnie Cope - lyrics Traditional Scottish Folk Song Dave Walters version (sort of, can`t quit make out some of the words because of the thick Scottish accent) Hey Johnny Cope are you waking yet Or are you sleeping now I would bet Haste that you get up the drums to beat Fy Cope rise in the morning So John Cope rode and did not ride far But neer a rebel he came near Until he landed at Dunbar Bright and early in the morning Hey Johnny Cope are you waking yet Or are you sleeping now I would bet Haste that you get up the drums to beat Fy Cope rise in the morning Cope sent a challenge to Dunbar Come fight me Charlie if you dare And if it be by the chance of war You`ll all die in the morning Hey Johnny Cope are you waking yet Or are you sleeping now I would bet Haste that you get up the drums to beat Fy Cope rise in the morning Up now Johnny get up and run Before the highland bagpipes make it in Now expected to sleep in your whole skin (Are you expecting to sleep the whole morning?) Than to flee away in the morning Hey Johnny Cope are you waking yet Or are you sleeping now I would bet Haste that you get up the drums to beat Fy Cope rise in the morning When Johnny Cope to Dunbar came They all starred at him, “Where’s your men?” “The Devil confound me, I do not know, For I left them all in the morning.” Hey Johnny Cope are you waking yet Or are you sleeping now I would bet Haste that you get up the drums to beat Fy Cope rise in the morning So John Cope rode but did not ride far For neer a rebel he came near Until he landed at Dunbar Bright and early in the morning Hey Johnny Cope are you waking yet Or are you sleeping I would bet Haste that you get up the drums to beat Fy Cope rise in the morning Fy Cope rise in the morning

Rain Oh Rain is a lesser known country folk song. I don't know who wrote this song. I heard a part of it many years ago. in a video called A Home For Virgie. Heres the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-nTj... This is my clawhammer with vocal version. It`s pretty rough in spots so I`ll upload it without notifying subscribers. I have a guitar version posted as well Here is the best rendition I have heard. It`s by Tracey, KittenClaws Guitar Videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlUaK... Rain Oh Rain - lyrics Performed by, Dan D. Dirges I was born one rainy morning Just before my mama died Five years later daddy left me The rain was pouring down outside Rain oh rain leave me alone You're icy fingers chill my bones Seems like trouble always comes around Each time the rain starts a falling down It seems the years pass by so quickly I grew up fast I grew apart Next thing I knew the rain was falling Out across the prison yard Now when I die wont you make me this promise To bury me in a deep dark cave So I may know while I am resting No rain will fall upon my grave

Raccoons Tail Has Rings All Around or Raccoons Tail Is Ringed All Around or Squirrel. So many names for this song and even different melodies. Played on a mountain banjo, two finger thumb lead. Raccoons Tail Is Ringed All Around - lyrics Racoons tail is ringed all around, Possum`s tail is bare Rabbit aint got no tail at all just a little wee bunch of hair, just a little wee bunch of hair Possum up an apple tree, Raccoon on the ground Raccoon says to the possum, Won’t you shake them apples down Won’t you shake them apples down Squirrel he`s a funny little thing, he`s got a bushy tail Squirrel he steals the farmers corn and he puts it on the rail, and he puts it on the rail Partridge she`s a pretty little thing,she`s got a speckled breast Partridge steals the farmers corn and she takes it to her nest, and she takes it to her nest Hawk he is a scheming bird schemes all around the sky He schemes into my chicken house and he makes my roost hens fly and he makes my roost hens fly Possum he`s a cunny little thing, he travels after dark Possum aint scared of nothing, tell he hears my hounddog bark Tell he hears my hounddog bark Racoons tail is ringed all around, Possum`s tail is bare Rabbit aint got no tail at all just a little wee bunch of hair, just a little wee bunch of hair ===================================== -------Content of this video------ 0:00 Intro 1:08 Song Begin 3:25 Wrap Up "Banjo" "Folk Song" "Folk" "Old Time Music" "Mountain Banjo" "Acoustic Guitar" Clawhammer Banjo, Two Finger Thumb Lead Banjo

"Hey Johnny Cope", "Hey Johnnie Cope" "Hey, Johnnie Cope, are Ye Wauking Yet?", also "Hey Johnnie Cope, are you awake yet?", "Heigh! Johnnie Cowp, are ye wauken yet?", or simply "Johnny Cope" is a Scottish folk song. The song commemorates the Battle of Prestonpans, fought on 21 September during the Jacobite rising of 1745. I sing and play it on the nylon string folk classical guitar in open D tuning. I may post a banjo version someday. My version is heavily influenced by the Dave Walters version who I have recently become a HUGE fan of. YouTube channel, St. Andrews Folk Club, who I follow posted a concert that he recorded in his folk club back in the 1970`s of Dave Walters and I was completely blown away. Besides singing and playing traditional folk songs so incredibly well he talked about the songs before he sang them. I highly recommend checking out that concert. I would leave a link but I heard YT doesn`t want us doing that anymore and I`m not sure the channel owner would want me too (to?) either. It`s an easy search though. Hey Johnnie Cope - lyrics Traditional Scottish Folk Song Dave Walters version (sort of, can`t quit make out some of the words because of the thick Scottish accent) Hey Johnny Cope are you waking yet Or are you sleeping now I would bet Haste that you get up the drums to beat Fy Cope rise in the morning So John Cope rode and did not ride far But neer a rebel he came near Until he landed at Dunbar Bright and early in the morning Hey Johnny Cope are you waking yet Or are you sleeping now I would bet Haste that you get up the drums to beat Fy Cope rise in the morning Cope sent a challenge to Dunbar Come fight me Charlie if you dare And if it be by the chance of war You`ll all die in the morning Hey Johnny Cope are you waking yet Or are you sleeping now I would bet Haste that you get up the drums to beat Fy Cope rise in the morning Up now Johnny get up and run Before the highland bagpipes make it in Now expected to sleep in your whole skin (Are you expecting to sleep the whole morning?) Than to flee away in the morning Hey Johnny Cope are you waking yet Or are you sleeping now I would bet Haste that you get up the drums to beat Fy Cope rise in the morning When Johnny Cope to Dunbar came They all starred at him, “Where’s your men?” “The Devil confound me, I do not know, For I left them all in the morning.” Hey Johnny Cope are you waking yet Or are you sleeping now I would bet Haste that you get up the drums to beat Fy Cope rise in the morning So John Cope rode but did not ride far For neer a rebel he came near Until he landed at Dunbar Bright and early in the morning Hey Johnny Cope are you waking yet Or are you sleeping I would bet Haste that you get up the drums to beat Fy Cope rise in the morning Fy Cope rise in the morning

Saints and Sinners is a song written by David Francey. Normally this song is played on the guitar but I worked up this banjo arrangement I hope you might enjoy. TS AND SNERS by David Francey - lyrics Banjo tuning - dADFsharpA It was Sunday morning in our town And I sat on my steps and I stared at the ground And I bowed my head while they shuffled past All the saints being called to the morning mass Chorus And off in the distance there rang a bell Way off in the distance there rang a bell And it rang for the saints and the sinners as well Way off in the distance there rang a bell. I remember the lessons of Sunday school And I can't help but think maybe I'm the fool But I see no sign of a greater plan Just the joy and the sorrow of my fellow man And here we stand while life rushes past Between the first breath and the last And here we stand between East and West And here we stand between birth and death I was watching the news the other night There was a war on the Left; there was a war on the Right And it's no surprise that it's us or them It's a long way from heaven to Bethlehem. ---------------------- Timestamps 0:00 - intro 0:51 - song starts 3:39 - wrap up ---------------------- keywords saints and sinners lyrics saints and sinners david francey lyrics saints and sinners banjo saints and sinners music banjo mountain banjo songs banjo mountain banjo song banjo two finger style two finger banjo songs banjo mountain music Banjo Song #ClawhammerBanjo #MountainBanjo David Francey David Francey Songs

Rain Oh Rain is a lesser known country folk song. I don't know who wrote this song. I heard a part of it many years ago. in a video called A Home For Virgie. Heres the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-nTj... This is my fingerpicking guitar with vocal version. It`s pretty rough in spots so I`ll upload it without notifying subscribers. I have a banjo version posted as well which turned out even worse than this one. Here is the best rendition I have heard. It`s by Tracey, KittenClaws Guitar Videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlUaK... Rain Oh Rain - lyrics Performed by, Dan D. Dirges I was born one rainy morning Just before my mama died Five years later daddy left me The rain was pouring down outside Rain oh rain leave me alone You're icy fingers chill my bones Seems like trouble always comes around Each time the rain starts a falling down It seems the years pass by so quickly I grew up fast I grew apart Next thing I knew the rain was falling Out across the prison yard Now when I die wont you make me this promise To bury me in a deep dark cave So I may know while I am resting No rain will fall upon my grave

Old Bo (song I wrote about my dog that died) I wrote this song a long time ago but this is the first time I ever posted it on YouTube. The two pictures I used in this video are not pictures of my dog but they look just like him. Btw Obama had a dog whose name was also Bo and he recently died. I send my thoughts and prayers because I know how hard it is to lose a loved one and a family member. Written and performed by Dan D. Dirges-"cool and dark dan samples" Well I had an old dog with a furry golden coat A waggin` tail and a big black nose I guess you could say he was a purdy good dog At least most of the time Well he chased a few cars and he chased a few cats But he never hurt nobody And if you petted him once and you petted him twice He`d be your life long buddy Ol Bo why`d ya up and go dont ya no I`m missing you now Ol Bo why`d ya up and go dont ya no I`m missing you now Well he ran thru the fields and he ran thru the meadows Swam in the Spokane river Then one time much to my surprise He caught a big fish for dinner Well me and that old dog we had a lot of fun No matter what the weather And thru the wind and the rain and the snow and the cold We would be always together Ol Bo why`d ya up and go dont ya no I`m missing you now Ol Bo why`d ya up and go dont ya no I`m missing you now (here comes the sad part where Ol Bo dies) Well the years rolled along and nature took its course Bo he died right out on the porch I found him there the very next morning Tears welled up in my eyes So I buried him out in the backyard With the sun burning up in the sky And with a cool breeze blowin` and a sweet song singin` He picked a bad day to die Ol Bo why`d ya up and go dont ya no I`m missing you now Ol Bo why`d ya up and go dont ya no I`m missing you now ================== songs about dogs, old bo, Love Song, Ballad, original song, vocal and guitar, fingerpicking, singer songwriter, Dan D Dirges, folk, indie, old time music, country music, blues, poetry songs

Song I wrote being alone for Christmas

Shady Grove is a traditional folk song that I play this time on the mountain banjo in the two finger thumb lead way of playing.

Dying Comes When It Comes For Everyone / original song

Little Sadie is a traditional folk song that I play on the mountain banjo. Two finger thumb lead.

Here`s a cute folk song called Five Little Ducks.

Lonesome Valley is a traditional folk song. Woody Guthrie changed the verses and kept the chorus the same. In the intro I talk a little about Woody then sing and play the song on the banjo, clawhammer style. Kind of a long winded outro. Lonesome Valley - lyrics Banjo Tuning - dADFsharpA You gotta walk that lonesome valley, You gotta walk it by yourself, Nobody here can walk it for you, You gotta walk that lonesome valley by yourself. Some people say, John was a Baptist, Some folks say he was a Jew, But your holy scripture it will tell you That he was a preacher too. You gotta walk that lonesome valley, You gotta walk it by yourself, Nobody here can walk it for you, You gotta walk that lonesome valley by yourself. Daniel was a Bible hero, Was a prophet brave and true, In a den of hungry lions Proved what faith can do for you. You gotta walk that lonesome valley, You gotta walk it by yourself, Nobody here can walk it for you, You gotta walk that lonesome valley by yourself. There is a road that leads to glory Through a valley far away, Nobody else can walk it for you, They can only point the way. You gotta walk that lonesome valley, You gotta walk it by yourself, Nobody here can walk it for you, You gotta walk that lonesome valley by yourself. ---------------------------------- Timestamps 0:00 - introduction 0:40 - Song starts 4:30 - wrap up -------------------------------- keywords lonesome valley song lonesome valley lyrics lonesome valley traditional lonesome valley folk song lonesome valley banjo banjo mountain banjo songs banjo mountain banjo song banjo two finger style two finger banjo songs banjo mountain music Banjo Song

The Cuckoo is a traditional folk song that goes by various names like, The Coo Coo Bird, The Coo Coo Is A Pretty Bird and other names. I play it on the mountain banjo. Two Finger Thumb Lead in sawmill tuning.

I Saw Three Ships is a Christmas Carol. Vocal and acoustic Guitar only I saw three ships - Lyrics I saw three ships come sailing in On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day; I saw three ships come sailing in On Christmas Day in the morning. And what was in those ships all three, On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day? And what was in those ships all three, On Christmas Day in the morning? The Virgin Mary and Christ were there, On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day; The Virgin Mary and Christ were there, On Christmas Day in the morning. Pray, wither sailed those ships all three, On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day; Pray, wither sailed those ships all three, On Christmas Day in the morning? O they sailed into Bethlehem, On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day; O they sailed into Bethlehem, On Christmas Day in the morning. And all the bells on earth shall ring, On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day; And all the bells on earth shall ring, On Christmas Day in the morning. And all the Angels in Heaven shall sing, On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day; And all the Angels in Heaven shall sing, On Christmas Day in the morning. And all the souls on earth shall sing, On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day; And all the souls on earth shall sing, On Christmas Day in the morning. Then let us all rejoice again, On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day; Then let us all rejoice again, On Christmas Day in the morning. I saw three ships come sailing in On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day; I saw three ships come sailing in On Christmas Day in the morning. I saw three ships – Christmas Carol Music and lyrics i saw three ships vocal and acoustic guitar i saw three ships vocal and guitar i saw three ships christmas music i saw three ships christmas carol i saw three ships lyrics i saw three ships christmas song i saw three ships song christmas carols with lyrics youtube

Black Waters is a song I think Jean Ritchie wrote. I discovered this song thru the Jim Ringer and Mary McCaslin version. This song reminds me very much of John Prine`s song, Paradise. My version is played on the guitar in Drop D Tuning a half step lower. A simple thumb strumb pattern. Black Waters - lyrics Jean Ritchie, Jim RInger Mary McCaslin Guitar thumb strum in Drop D tuning (C sharp) Well I come from the mountains, Kentucky's my home Where the wild deer and black bear so lately did roam By the cool rushing waterfall the wildflowers dream And through every green valley, there runs a clear stream Now there's scenes of destruction on every hand And only black waters run down through my land Sad scenes of destruction on every hand Black waters, black waters, run down through my land Well, the quail, she's a pretty bird and she sings a sweet tongue In the roots of tall timber she nests with her young The the hillside explodes with the dynamites roar And the voice of the small bird is heard there no more And the mountain comes a sliding so awful and grand And the flooding black waters rise over my land Sad scenes of destruction on every hand Black waters, black waters, run down through my land In the coming of springtime we planted our corn In the ending of springtime we buried our son In the summer come a nice man saying everything's fine My employer just requires a way to his mine Then they tore down my mountain and covered my corn Now the grave on the hillside 's a mile deeper down And the man stands a talking with his hat in his hand While the poison black waters rise over my land Sad scenes of destruction on every hand Black waters, black waters, run down through my land Well I ain't got no money, not much of a home I own my own land, but my land's not my own But, if I had ten million, somewheres thereabout Well, I'd buy Perry county and throw them all out And just sit down on the banks with my bait and my can And watch the clear waters run down through my land Well, wouldn't that be just like the old promised land? Black waters, black waters no more in my land Black waters, black waters no more in my land

Hiram Hubbard is a traditional folk song of the land. It tells of the tragic story of how Hiram Hubbard was executed for a crime great many say he did not commit. Many artists have performed this song like, Hiram Hubbard is a traditional folk song of the land. It tells of the tragic story of how Hiram Hubbard was executed for a crime great many say he did not commit. Many artists have performed this song like, Ewan MacColl, Peggy Seeger and Bob Dylan. I`m more partial to the Jake Book version. If you like this at all you will love the way he sings and play this song. I sing and play it on the mountain banjo clawhammer style Hiram Hubbard - lyrics Come gather round me children and a story I will tell Come gather round me children and a story I will tell Concerning poor Hiram Hubbard, and how he came and fell While traveling through this country in sorrow and distress While traveling through this country in sorrow and distress The rebels overhauled him, and in chains they bound him fast They whopped him up the mountain and they whopped him up the hill They whopped him up the mountain and they whopped him up the hill To that place of execution where he begged to write his will Farewell kind friends and neighbors, likewise my wife and child Farewell kind friends and neighbors, likewise my wife and child I never hurt nobody, but now I'm bound to die Well they bound the chains around him and they tied him to a tree Well they bound the chains around him and they tied him to a tree Eleven balls went through him and then he sank away Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I've heard great many say Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I've heard great many say He was not in this country, he was ninety miles away,Hiram Hubbard is a traditional folk song of the land. It tells of the tragic story of how Hiram Hubbard was executed for a crime great many say he did not commit. Many artists have performed this song like, Ewan MacColl, Peggy Seeger and Bob Dylan. I`m more partial to the Jake Book version. If you like this at all you will love the way he sings and play this song. I sing and play it on the mountain banjo clawhammer style Hiram Hubbard - lyrics Come gather round me children and a story I will tell Come gather round me children and a story I will tell Concerning poor Hiram Hubbard, and how he came and fell While traveling through this country in sorrow and distress While traveling through this country in sorrow and distress The rebels overhauled him, and in chains they bound him fast They whopped him up the mountain and they whopped him up the hill They whopped him up the mountain and they whopped him up the hill To that place of execution where he begged to write his will Farewell kind friends and neighbors, likewise my wife and child Farewell kind friends and neighbors, likewise my wife and child I never hurt nobody, but now I'm bound to die Well they bound the chains around him and they tied him to a tree Well they bound the chains around him and they tied him to a tree Eleven balls went through him and then he sank away Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I've heard great many say Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I've heard great many say He was not in this country, he was ninety miles away, Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger and Bob Dylan. I`m more partial to the Jake Book version. If you like this at all you will love the way he sings and play this song. I sing and play it on the mountain banjo clawhammer style Hiram Hubbard - lyrics Come gather round me children and a story I will tell Come gather round me children and a story I will tell Concerning poor Hiram Hubbard, and how he came and fell While traveling through this country in sorrow and distress While traveling through this country in sorrow and distress The rebels overhauled him, and in chains they bound him fast They whopped him up the mountain and they whopped him up the hill They whopped him up the mountain and they whopped him up the hill To that place of execution where he begged to write his will Farewell kind friends and neighbors, likewise my wife and child Farewell kind friends and neighbors, likewise my wife and child I never hurt nobody, but now I'm bound to die Well they bound the chains around him and they tied him to a tree Well they bound the chains around him and they tied him to a tree Eleven balls went through him and then he sank away Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I've heard great many say Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I've heard great many say He was not in this country, he was ninety miles away

One By One is a song I wrote. Acoustic Guitar and Vocals.

Katie Cruel is a traditional folk song I play on the mountain banjo in double C tuning. Two Finger Thumb Lead Banjo. Karen Dalton sang this song.

Brother Green is a traditional American Civil War song. It is sometimes known as The Dying Soldier. In the introduction I tell the story of Brother Green then sing and play the song in the Clawhammer style on a mountain banjo. Timestamps 0:00 Introduction and story of Brother Green and The Dying Soldier 1:05 Song starts 3:40 Song ends and wrap up Brother Green (The Dying Soldier)- lyrics Banjo in C tuning cCGCE performed by Dan D. Dirges Oh brother Green, please come to me, For I am shot and bleeding, Now I must die, no more to see, My wife and my dear children. The southern foe has layed me low, On this cold ground to suffer, Stay brother stay and lay me away, And write my wife a letter. Tell her that I'm prepared to die, And want to meet her in heaven, Since I believed in Jesus Christ, My sins are all forgiven. My little ones, I love them well, Oh could I once more see them, That I might bid them a long farewell, But we will meet in heaven. Oh brother Greem I`m dying now, Oh see I die so easy, Oh surely death has lost it's sting, Because I love my Jesus. Go tell my wife she must not grieve, Oh kiss my dear little children, For they will call for me in vain, Tell Them I`ve gone to heaven. "Banjo" "Folk Song" "Folk" "Old Time Music" "Mountain Banjo" "Acoustic Guitar" Clawhammer Banjo, Two Finger Thumb Lead Banjo "BrotherGreen" "ClawhammerBanjo

Nine Pound Hammer is a traditional folk song I play it on the banjo. Two Finger Thumb Lead.