—— Corvnicr,1985, sv SOUTHERN MUSIC PUBLISHING CO., INC. International Copyright Secured Southern Music Pub, Co, Ine ‘Mexico City, Mexico ‘Southern Musle Pablishing Co,, Ltd. London W. 1. England ‘Editorial Masical Tbero Americans, S.A.Introducing THE CARTER FAMILY —$—$< Back in a beautiful little valley at the foot of Smokey Mountain, in western Virginia near the ‘Tennessee line, lives the famous Carter Family. There have always been Carters in that valley, a8 far back as anyone remembers; but it remained for the present generation to produce musicians ‘who would be known all over the world. ‘Years ago young A. P. Carter was traveling through the country selling fruit trees for & liveli- hood and singing as a hobby. Over in Wise County he met Sarah Doherty who helped her father on the farm, and after her daily chores were finished, passed her spare time singing che native melodies of the mountains. When A. P. happened to be in the vieinity he tried to sell Sarah some of his fruit trees, but Sarah married him instead, Together. they moved over into the valley and settled with the Carter Family. Shortly after that, Sarah's cousin, Maybelle Addison, came visiting, bringing along her guitar ‘and banjo. There she met A. P.’s brother, promptly fell in love with him and became a Carter and ‘moved over into the valley. ‘This brought three musicians into the family, so it was only natural that they should play and sing together. On warm summer evenings they sat on the grass playing and singing for the rest of ‘the Carters. Other residents of the valley, passing by, would pause to listen and soon the Carter Family had built up a reputation. Their fame spread beyond the valley; school entertaimnents bogan to seck them, and one day a Vietor man heard them sing and signed them for recording. ‘Almost at onee they became internationally famous phonogranh stars. ‘The Carters still live up in the valley in the Smokey Mountain country, in pleasant little cabins built on the hillside. They farm their acres, sing to their babies, and enjoy their simple home life in their own quiet way. They compose songs which they “try out” on the home folks before they sing them for the records. When the valley people like their songs they are pretty sure to be a success in ‘the outside world. Judging from the popularity of their phonograph records, the outside world enjoys the Carter Family’s music and in answer to the numerous requests for a folio of thelr songs, ‘we offer this album of SMOKEY MOUNTAIN BALLADS. —e——CONTENTS of the DE LUXE EDITION ; 50 SONGS x Page I-Home Onthe Ranges. ee eee eee Victor Record—V-40186 42—The Utah Trail ES Ee eo a oe Mee 3 4 =3-Bring Back My BlueByedBytoMe. 2... 8 4God Gave Noah the Rainbow Sign 5. ee $—Keep On the Sunny Side. eee Le Oe —6-Bury Me Under the Weeping Willow, || i " Soy -Swet Fem. 7s it nie, Cees 3 12 = 8-Chewing Gum. 2 z , ry 3 9-IHaveNoOnetoloveMe . . - . + we 15 ; 10~The Grave On the Green Hillside. : ‘ 16 . U-TheHomesead On the Farm... se ee Be 12-Wildwood Flower. « Fo CoG ieee een rei cS te 13-My Clinch Mountain Home. 5 ) ss eee De 14-On the Rock Where Moses Stood. 5 ss we ee De =15—The Fogsy Mountain Top... ss we es BB : 16—The Picrure On the Wall. EEE as ae ae : 17-John Hardy Was a Desperate Little Man. 2 55. : —18_When the Roses Bloom In Di Be ete yar 19-Little Moses. Soir ts eee. é 20-The Storms AreOnthe Ocean 2s ee ee De Bi The Cyclone oF Ryeate. be te eS 22 Dismondé la the Row hf pes et eR 35g Bolinle Lng Cabin Byte Gea ee eo) Ue pe ics HAL Am Thiking Tonight of My Bl yn © ss 25-Riverof Jordan. . Rie a eke pS ty %-ThePoorOrphanChild - - ee ee BO —2-Lulu Walls. ieee ele Seater ADS a 28-Engine One-Forty-Three that seer ae se ese ee 29-Darling Nellie Across the Sea we eee pee OE oS —M-Can'tFedatHome ss ee Ro Se Aer 3-When lm Gone 5 ee os iis 62 Sich Where Shall 1Beos 5. ee Sepa 33—Lonesome Pine Special - ie Sen es ear es Wem Hobs ny ne ght ete 35-A Distant Land to Roam es Mica ee ot 36-Single Girl, Married Girl . fi ‘ Boat. e it Wana Bie 9s ge OS a Fee a ig ie Sen ec are ce ge See Pee Taee Whig Row 2 Og ie ee ho Pa 40-Glory tothe Lamb SS Pease rs eet cc ae ; AicletsBeLoenibgde os. Ty eee 3S 42-Broken-Heareed Lover, The» 0. 2. sss ts He Gen the Sea st Gell Se RY pe eT H4-Fate of Dewey Lee, The - RR eas eae —45—Gathering Flowers From the Hillide. 55 sees 46-My Virginia Rose Is Blooming» 5 ss Bee ey 5 cae 47—Sun of the Soul, The. = + aGiec ig pee NOL aS Blab 5543 ___ 48-Cowboy’s Wild Song, The ees ni apee eagees a sere 5908 49-Darling Daisies. rete, et Pee oath Le oe 3586 ‘50_Eest Virals HiempThe ag es gO pe Seay: 5650 SOUTHERN MUSIC PUBLISHING CO., INC. 1619 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY; Home On The Range Victor Record NoV- 40186 Words by (An Arizona Home) Music by WILLIAM GOODWIN Mrs. W. M. GOODWIN Valse moderato F b P + f HE == a = + ¥ oe + <4 10h |give me a home where the | buf - fa - los | roam, Where the 4 2Yes, |givo me tho |gloam of the | swift moun-tain | stream, And tho = a= ae 5 Ft | 6 > ge = —[* hot te deer and- the an - te - lopes | play.____| ‘There place where no hur - ri - cane bows) 20s Seer Oh a a | das) a = ee =—= 4 6 2, 4, : 3 4 Ht Ht sel - dom is heard a dis 4 - ag - ing | word, give me the park where the rie dogs | bark, 4 br a, q : fie ie fH cloud - ¥ coy - ered Revised version copyrighted 1988 by Southern Music Pub. Co., Inc. eeDz & 2 | rerran HY HR ; : as = == ! : =o =$ Bs —S [7 A ffome, home on the | range___|_ Where the deer and the | an - te-lopes kd Home On The Bange-2 And the camp on the banks of the Grand. 5 ‘Oh give me the steed and the gun that I need To shoot game for my own cabin home. ‘Then give me the camp whore the fire is the lamp, And the wild rocky mountains to roam. 6 Yes, give me the home where the prospectors roam. There busness is always alive. : ae z 2 @ G7 c = a 1 re + EE Sa = pe # 2 sel-dom is | heard a dis-jcour - ag-ing |word, And the it £. t+ aa . = = ee 7 Bre la gte Ta. oe F a “ae ¢ oe = | SS [3 t © | see = sky is not |cloud- y all day. A day. } j af: eet <= ae = (a =F EXTRA VERSES 3 Oh give me the hills and the ring of the drills, And the rich silver ore in the ground. Yes, give me the gulch where the miner can sluice, And the bright yellow gold ean be found. 4 Oh give me the mine where the prospectors find The gold in its own native land. And the hot springs below where the sick people go, In those wild western hills midst the ring of the drills; Oh there let me live till I die.ERTIES BE e The Utah Trail Thecrimson sky of 4 Victor Record No.40040 ee Words and Music by pj BOB’ PALMER Moderato . =< a 4 : i 5 Si } ig 5 yout ask mewhere Ta & ll : os Logg tate a’ ee 7S @ pS SS f =] = int Soear-ly in the ti F Im just a travtler | rov- ing, -tumn, | Thefragrantbreathof |Spring, | Will lin-ger on for -| ev - er, x & Ss ss hd Ive lookedthis old world o-ver, Many timeshave searchid in. Just a-roam-in’ | on. Fond-est memi-ries| bring. [When as a boy I wandered Tothe hills and swit + io leet = 48 7c 3 ry | vain —__ ror a spotthat seems likeheaven to me And I longto be again: holes, Watchedat| e-ven-tide the sot » {ing sun Turntholahes deepbiuetogold. £2 eo. | =f ei sat ae ae 3: v ay Fam ee z BL CHORUS aa 7 i (Moonlight _as ide a-way Out be-sidethe U-tah | trail_—__— Pot z ee ae: — om Copyright MCMXXVIII by Robert Palmer Pablishing Co. Los Angoles, Calif. ‘Copyright aseigued 129 to Southern Musie Publishing Co. ine.” All Rights Reserved International Copyright Secured neluding public performance for proBb Bhaim Bb By Ebmt 7 Ben BSH Ea Bae bright as day Far out |on that U- tah |trail. There's where il |set-tle down in —— @ mt a ee stil Ina Fr C76 Fae peace where all is lit-tle hut just}built for two;Tuckila-way in the heart of the Fy Ea Bhdim Bb ae Out where all friendsaretrue Andalllna-ture is in | rhyme. Some - one is wait-ing With a | love that nev-er fails, ____ Wait-ing to patient - ly wel-come me Far out | on that U - tah The Utah Trail-2Bring Back My Blue-Eyed Boy To Me Vietor Record No.V-40190 By A.P. CARTER Moderato mf F cre En ee = = {a ==] ees ha ail se 4.’Tis |trué, the ring thathas no |end, its |hard to find » faith-ful 2.Must] 1” go boundand him go | frees Must] I. love he who dorit Jove 3. Go |dig tay grave bothwideand| deep, Place|mar- ble at my head and| ; 223s Se aa # a} = ‘ Zz = 4 cz. : pie ‘whet you find one just. and Thange| not the old one for the |new. must “Tact a childish And [love that boy that broke my|heart. on my breast a snow whit = To |show theworld I died for |love. Fr Gis ¥ CHORUS HY aS 7 Lp Tp? a Bring] my blue-eyed boy to | me, Bring|back my blue-eyed boy to | me,—___ Tei back my blue-eyed boy to | me, may ev-er hap-py | be. = Copyright 1930 by Southern Music Publishing Co, Inc.God Gave Noah The Rainbow Sign ° Victor Record No V-40110 By A.P. CARTER Moderato, mf, 1. Ive a |home up in that rock, dont you 2.| God gave|Noah the rain. bow sign, dont you 3,| Poor old | Laza- rus, poor as 1, = dont you p 7 FAH ARR & FH AY Sea zeal Sg = it he home up in that rock, dont you| see; Tve a |home up in that rock, just be+ Noah the rain-bow sign, dort you| see; God gave|Noah the rain-bow sign, no more| Laza-rus,poor as_ I, dort you] see; Bt Poor old |Laza-rus, poor as I, died and| (3), : ea = = < J t t + z —# se cal & Aro at naa] r ‘ond the moun-tain top, Hide me,| Oh Rock of i - we Oath he wa - ter, fire next time, Hide me,| Oh Rock of Ag- es, cleft for found a home on high, Hide me,| Oh Rock of Ag- es, cleft for s 4. Enst and West the fire will roll, hide thou me East and West the fire will roll, hide thou me East and West the fire will roll, how'll it be with my poor soul ide me, Oh Rock of Ages, cleft for me. 5. When this world is all on fire, hide thou me ‘When this world is all on fire, hide thou me When this world is all on fire, to thy bosom I'll retire Hide me, Oh Rock of Ages, cleft for me. Copyright 1929 by Southern Music Pub. Co. Inc,10 Victor Record No. 21484 By A.P. CARTER S ¢ fre # fe oe — = x + += + ois vet = e t i.There'sa |dark and a trou-bled side of Theresa foright and a sun-ny side 2. Oh the |storms and its fu - ry broke to Crushing hopes that we cherish so % Let us |greet withthe song of hope each| day, ‘Thoughthe mo - ment be cloud-y or a aes ae ie So ee oS ee BSS Keep On The Sunny Side ‘ oe ee a = SSS S% : youlmeet with thedarkness andftrife, ‘The |sun-ny side may al - so _findlyou. . Clouds andjstorms will in time pass a-|way, The|sun a-gainwillshine bright andclear. tooy doar, fair, Let us trust in our Sav-iour a-|way, ‘Whojkeep-eth ev-ry one in His) be : — = = + = : tat ae | c, s a By G07 cnonos Eee aH Keep on the sunay side, | Al-ways on the sun-ny side Keep on the sun-ny side of |1ife, help us ev-'ry day, it will |bright-en all the way, If we [keep on the sun-ny side of |life. Copyright 1928 by United Publishing Con (Uoed by permission)Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow Victor Record No. 21074 11 By A.P. CARTER 4. My Jheart is sad and 2.They| told me that he 3% To | mor - row was to G, D7 F sat Im in sor-row for the} on - fy one I |love, did not loveme but I leant be-lieve it’s |true, be _our wedding day but |Lord, oh where is | he AT QI Fen FRE I see him |Oh no nev-er till I |meet him in‘hea-ven ‘a -|bove. an an gel soft - ly whispered he is |prov- ing un-true now to | you. e has gone to seek _an-oth-er bride and ec? cares no more for | me CHORUS fea HH he will know where | I am sleep-ing and perhaps he will weep for Copyright 1928 by United Publishing Co. (Geod by permiasion)12 Sweet Fern Victor Record No. 40126 By A.P. CARTER Valse moderato iFFltF 1, }Spring-time is | com-ing sweet} lone - some |bird, your |song in the |wood-land T ’ 2.0h | tell me sweet{Fern does he |think of | me, and |vows that he |made long a - 3, |Here on my |fin-ger he |placed a fring, the |day he was |leav-ing his 5 o7 » 4 ae FH Piet tt | n | in the |mea-dow so | lone-some youre | sing-ing,while He said held _Jeome back from | ov- er the | sea, tell me I prom - ised | Td be his | own lit - tle girl, and Ta se = moon-light is | shin-ing so why do the |years roll so love him where + ev- er hed know hes a -|way in a | far dis-tant A = Se me — — Copyright 1929 by Southorn Music Publishing Co,,Ine.a _ i 2 SS ee land, land that is ov-er the sea, Go fly to him land, land that is | ov-er the | sea, _|_ Go | fly to land, land that is ov-er the sea,. bas: Go fly to him apie | 4s | = = = t - 5 = or 9 EE sing-ing your |sweet lit-tle | song, And | tell him to come back to sing-ing your |sweet lit-tle | song, And | tell him to |eome back to sing-ing your |sweet lit-tle | song, And | tell him to come back to CHORUS Hg) SFFLRF Sweet | Fern! Oh |tell me is my |dar-ling still | true, LERLE FT — Sweet | Fern!. Sweet] Fern!, Til |be just as |hap-py as | you. Sweot Forn-214 Chewing Gum Victor Record NO 21547 By A. P. CARTER Moderato of. Zo Hd 1, Ma- ma sent me to the spring, She | told me not to stay, 2. First she gave me peach-es nice and | next she gave me pears. fell in love witha pret-ty girl and | could not get o - way. then she gave me fifty cents and |kissed me on the stairs CHORUS «9 2 cs ‘. on, on BEB ae Chaw-ing, chewing gum, Chew.ing chewing gum, Chaw-ing chew-ing gum, Chew-ing chaw-ing gum. ‘ 3. I won't have a lawyer man 4. I won't have a doctor man Tl tell the reason why TH tell the reason why Each time he opens up his mouth He rides the country over and He tells a great big lie. He makes the people die. Copyright 1928 by United Publishing Company (Used by permission)I Have No One To Love Me * (But The Sailor On The Deep Blue Sea) Victor Record N9V-40086 By A. P. CARTER Moderato ——— nf Fa Bb Ri a” = #9 on one Sun- day eve-ning, a -| bout the honr of three, When ny said hed write a let -ter, he | said hed write to me, But I've vo Fy = F a OF oy ah | x a dar-ling had to |leave me, To sail up-on the tw blue not heard from my | dar ling, Who is sailing on the deep blue — o = + = so # co F F7 F — Bh S a tt fe Moth- ers dead and | bur- ied, My Pals for - sak cap- tain can you | tell my sail - me, Where} can SS eplipquiit bh fas And I |have no one to |love me, But the|sail-or on thedeep blue| sea. yes my lit-tle |maid-en, He is | drowned in the deep blue = e ree = Sas t T sz Fi The Grave On The Green Hillside Victor Record No, 40150 By A.P. CARTER el Aa a Theres a [lit - tle |grave on the |green hill-|side that |lies tothe 2And this |land is |full of these|lit - tle [graves in |val - leys and 3.And these |lit - tle |graves are but |way - side |marks that |point to a opr morn - ing | sun, way warm|feet oft-en | wan - der plains and | hills, an - gel |too foreach | lit - tle far off |land, apeak to |souls of » |bet - ter there when] cares of the |day are We |sometimes|sit in the grave an | an - gel sub -| mis - sion I [know not [how but T day a |day that is |near at Though| first we |walk thru this Copyright 1929 by Southern Music Pub, Co.Tne‘wi - Light | fall dark- some | vale and |talk of a yet [Christ will be |near to 6 obs f Ht Hs in the on our of a CHORUS light] there the |touch ears from |shores land thru [graves twi - will - ing far off 2 20 Dr zz] far off some-times|think they|lead us with | gen - tle 0 2 ob? ae q some - times whisp - er reach the land, hands, guide, van - ished | hand. fur off |land.. green hill -| side. of a of a on the oD7 ide Grave on the | green hill-|side Grave on the | green hill sleep in a |grave on the | green hillside. years to Jeome we will | calm -ly ‘The Grave On The Green Hillsidez 18 q The Homestead On The Farm Sea eee oe bi Gaye os =i nee pe aE ‘Village and a home-stead on the | farm, And a |mothers love to shieldyou from all == 4 co roam, I wonder if they pray for the eft hisdearold parents allo - harm, A. fotherSlove so truc,and a ‘viklageand a homostead on the 4 a == 2 = fh a6 G00 “ CHORUS is SS = You could hear the cat - tle see the blue grass where I used to | roam, You could | al-most hear them ery as they He - qa a ae their boy good - bye, I won-der how the 5 ee at 5 : Copyright 1930 by Southern Music Pub.Co. Ino.Wildwood Flower . By A. P. CARTER |, Vitor Record No.V. 40000 Lightly mf oD AT HH twine with my }'min-gles and |wav- ing black |hair, With the dance, I will |sing and my |laugh shall be | gay, I will a ros - es so | red and the | lil - ies so charm ev-'ry heart, in his |erown I will fair, And the |myrt-les so [bright with sway,When I |woke from my |dream - ing a em -er-ald | dew, The | pale and the | lead-er and | eyes look like | blue i -dols were | clay, All | por -tions of | love then had | all flown a -| way. 3. ‘0h he taught me to love him and promised to love And to cherish me over all others above How my heart now is wond'ring misery can tell ich lett mo no warning, no words of farewell Oh bo taught me to love hit and called me his flows ‘That was blooming to cheer him thra lites dreary hour Oh tin longing to see him thru lifes dark hour Hels gone and neglected this pale wildwood flow. Copyright 1929 by United Publishing Co., (Used by permission)My Clinch Mountain Home ‘Vietor Record No.V-40058 By A.P. CARTER, 3 es | -|way up-on a hill, on a | sun ay moun-tain side, Ma - ny held her in my arms, leaned her |head up- on my breast, And I = = = SS = fr « _ & q : ees | years a-go we part-ed, my—|lit-tle Ruthand I, Fromthe|sun - - ny moun-tain | — ‘told her that I'd wed her, whenI|camebackfrom the west, To my | old. Clinch moun-tain ric ¢ 67, S fi ore ies ii ra FAH EH + aR f side. Oh she Jelung to me and trem-bledwhen I |told her we must part, And she home In my [hand I hold a pic-ture of the jold home far a» - way, And the = Copyright 1929 by Southern Music Pub. Co. IncFi ae ee ty se o> ‘said dait go my dar-ling, I [kmow’twill breakiy heart, When we| two are far a - | part iy pio-ture of my sweetheart, Iinfthink-ing of to-day,” On the| sun — ny mountain| side. pf SS ———— = 2 * 3 ea? AE coos 7” Carry me | back____ to old Virgii = q fan Back to | my c Gz. 7 & tcl gE T back_____ to old Vir-| gin - ia Back: old moun-tain & = er old and |tee-ble, et ag _ ng And my fa - — ~ thers get-ting grey, x = Peat back_____ to old Vir} gin - ia For it’s | there 1 want to | stay. or Sega a My Clinch Mountain Home -2: On The Rock Where Moses Stood Vietor Record No. 28513 By AP. CARTER Hi eee Wy mei tha| tne 1 ertag| Soo iy ae he ar Sinaers| run un-to the | Lord; Gry-ing |ho - ly un-to the | Lord, Sinners| run} un-to the| Lord, Cry-ing | ho - ly un-to the] Lord, Cry-ing | bo +H in that [day whenthe|belis dont |toll ery-ing}ho- | | ly un-to_ the | Lord. please dont let this parta - ble — |pass and | lose ‘yoursoul at | last. four and twenty| elders bow-ing| all a-round the] al-ter cry-ing| ho - ly un-to the | Lord. [= CHORUS fa Cry-ing| ho - ly un-to the | Lord, Jeould 1 |sure-ly — wouldstandon the| rock where Moses | stood. Copyright 1954 by Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc.23 The Foggy Mountain Top Vietor Record No. 40058 By A, P. CARTER Moderato mt HORE P In | Oh when + sail way out to the some-thing you must tell mount-ian top 1d was on some fog- gy girl of mine there's ev - er you see that cre Fe Bey cro aad He Ht west, Td. her, sail all a-round this She |need not to fool no old wide world way | back to the girl I love time a - way at |court-ing some oth-er fel- Bb ee If 14 | list-ened to what my | ma-ma said I would not be here to - Oh she |caused me to weep and | al - so. mourn,She |caused me to leave my ) C19 Fe Be F 7 PF fe ‘ HEA ) ep-ing my sweet life a -| way. I go-ing back,wayback home. dust | ly - ing a-round this | old jail house a - Oh |that lone-some pine and | good old times, Copyright 1929 by Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc.24 The Picture On The Wall Vietor Record 23686 Words by BUD LANDRESS Musie by REEVE- MUODY Moderato of 4. Theres an Jold and fad-ed | pict-ure on the | wall, 118 been|tang - ing there 2, How the feulM-ren all have | Scat-tered off and | zone, And I |havea lit - tle 8. Yes 1 floved that dear old |moth-er years a -| £0, ‘There has|beenro me to dim ee Bb. t ¥, Tis a |pict-ure of my |moth-er ond 1 fam-ly ail_my And I ow 1 love them |well__ more man = y- fake Her place T ‘As my |ban-jo plays its |ehord— 1 am P ser ee ay cr = Of 954 4 7 know there’ is no. | oth-er, That can | take the place of |Moth-er on the an- y tongue can | tell’ But I | love that dear old | piet-ure on the pray-ing tothe | Lord To | bless that dear old |pict-ure on the oe Copyright 1928 by United Publishing Co., ‘Used by perminsion )the ] wall. the cr love that dear old | pict-ure on the | wall, Time is |swift-ly pass-ing head and ery, ‘Cause 1 | know Ill meet my mother aft - er all. $——=—— On the ff all. Thr Picture Oo The Watt26 John Hardy Was A Desperate Little Man Victor Record No. V- 40190 B A.P. CARTER Moderato Bop cr ee FE eo A AGRE ARE a HME = seat + — fa a eS : Har-dy was a | desp-rate lit-tle man, he | car-ried two guns evry | day, And onto we ae ae ee et eae Har-dy had an-|oth-er lit-tle girl, the |dress that she wore it was red, She 4 a = ¥ = az z = cs a F C7, Facial Bt AS SS SS SE 3S $3ssteo8= = he shot a man on a West Vir-gin-ia line, And youjought to see John Har-dy get a-|way. John| mon-ey Wont go on a murcder-ing case, So they|lockedJohnHnr-dy right backin the| jail, John fol-lowed JohnHar-dy right| to his hanginggroundSay-ing|"Pa - pa I wouldrather be |dead? Ive SS SS 5 —— eo ee 2 Bb mates Ghat Fe + == == 2 SS SSS Har-dy gotdown| to the East Stone Bridge, he thought that hed sure-ly be |free, When Har-dy had a |pret-ty lit-tle girl, the |dress that she wore it was |blue, And beendown Eastand | I've been to. the West, and| I've been this wide world a - round, Ive ——— = Z = = == | re 3 7 + 27 * : + oie + B : : ah | eRe oot rf a iiiiiiigmesees = i = is = is seseee up stepp'd s'man and he ook him by the arm, And he |said‘Come Johnny walk slong with| she came. along skippinglthra the olf Jail hal, Say-ing "Pa ~ pa ive been alsvaystrac to. [you / been to the riv-er and |1 have beenbaptized,Now Im|stand-ing right up-on ey bane ng round. + PRS e * * ———— = = 4 3 z + 7 Copyright 1930 by Southern Music Publishing Co,, Inc.When The Roses Bloom In Dixieland * Victor Record No.V-40229 By A.B, CARTER Moderato E ‘1When the ros-es bloom in |Dix - fo -|land I am |com-ing | back to | you, 21 dust |got a let- ter [from the |south,from my |girl in | Ten-nes-| see, Goo AZ D7 When the |birds are sing-ing |mus- ie | grand to the |sweet-est | girl I | knew, Said she |loved me like she|used to | do and was |wait-ing |there for | me, am |sav-ing up my |money. r eab-in home for} two, Just | answered back her | let-ter. Tam for a-|way, s oD? Goo ttt f F +H ‘When the |ros-es bloom in | Dix - ie -|1and I am |com- ing |back to When the fros-es bloom in |Dix-ie -|1and 1 am |eom- ing back to Copyright 1930 by Southern Musiv Pub. Co, Ine.28 Little Moses Victor Record No.V-=40tt0 By A.P. CARTER Moderato mf aa i ho | HE 4 by the | riv-er so | clear, the | 1ad-ies were|wind-ing their] way, -}way by the }wat ers so | blue, the | infant was }lone-ly and | sad, by the | riv-er so | clear,. they |car-ried the |beau-ti- ful | child,. lpathe in the cool of the | day. Pharobis young|daugh-ter step down in the |wat-er, to glad. pit - y and [thoughthim so [pret-ty, and|made little |Mos-es so took him in ter and|brother, and] Mos-es looked| hap-py and | smiled. his ten-der |moth-er, his |sis - and [found the sweet] infant was| there, and|sent for a juursethat was near, rear him and teach himwith care, Be4fore it was |dark she | op-ened theJark She [called himher|own, her|bean-ti - ful |son His | Moth-er so rood, did| all that she|eould to Copyright 1929 by Southern Musie Publishing Co. Ine,29 So, D7 Goo. % G D7 G. i oH OS RO fore it was|dark she | op-ened the | ark and found the sweet} in-fant was | there. calledhimher }own, her [beau-ti- ful |son and|sent for a nurse that was | near. Moth-er so |good, did | all that she leould to |rear him and fteach him with] care. D7 G, D7 G. 3, Fee = fe 4. A-hway by the | sea that was| red, Lit-tle |Mos-es the |ser-vant of | God,. 5. A-[way on the |moun-ain so | high, ‘And the last one that | ev- er might see, ry Goo Dr Gao a fl RRB in him con; fid-ed, the |sen was di -|vid-ed as | up-ward he | lift-ed his | rod The in him vie/tor-ious,his hope was most{glordous he'd|soon ov - er |Jor-dan be |free. | When his S, G ¢ G D7 G ce et Fei feet Reet FR EE SS Jews safely [crossed while|King Phar-oh’s| host, Was trowned in the | wat- ers and The lab-or didfeease he fleft there in [peace And| rest - ed in fee a -| bove—|- When his J os Ee =. sa fa = = =+ Pe x ce : E a aa t +t i Jews safe-ly forossed while King Phar-oh’s| host, Was |érowned in the | wat-ers and lost.—_|- lab or didJeease he |left there in Jpeace And| rest - ed in Heav-en a -| bove.—{- : 5 e = ine pS w. Littte Moses - 230 The Storms Are On The Ocean Victor Record No-V- 20997 By A.P. CARTER TF? BY ee Tin | goi to |leaye you |love fm |go - ing | fo -| whiles___| Oh [iho wiht” ress your |pret'- Yy" |fect, Oh, |sho” wilf |giove your Band! Oh |have you |seen those |mourn-full |doves that |fly from |pine "to. | pine wat lia re-|t 0 | time, ot Sh'lwtto wilt |kise your [Tos "9" [cheeks Whentn |e ‘<™ [hear | Bas <= OW |moumn“ing |for Their Jown tie |ioves “Just the|way 1 [mourn for | mine. CHORUS S The| storms are] on the | oc-ean. Thy| heavens may |eease to | be, tet its | mo - tion |love x world may | lose I, prove |false to Copyright 1927 by United Publishing Co., (Used vy permission)The Cyclone Of Ryecove ‘ Vietor Record No. 40207 By A.P. CARTER Moderato P Oh |Iist-en to-| day to a |sto-ry IN | tell im a {sad and a |tear dimmed| 2.When the | cy-clone ap -[peared __ it |dark-ened the | air, there was|lightining in | hea - ven's 3.Therewere|moth-ers so |dear and |fa-thers the [same On the | hor- ri- ble |scene they aS of a |~ ful | ey-clone that eame down} And theJchild - renferied Dont take usa - {dand] ery ing each{ found their] ~ the [place of my |child-hood and | home, ar Fae lifes ear-ly |morn I Jonce loved to |roam But | now it’s so | si-lent and] lone. Copyright 1980 by Southern Masic Publishing Co.,Ine-32 Diamonds In The Rough Victor Record No, 40150 By A.P. CARTER 2 °c G HH fwalk- ing Jout one Jev’ - (ning, not |inow - ing }where to day my |prec-ious}com - |rades, you |too were | lost in read-ing [thru the /Bi - |ble, some |wond-rous|sights 1 — ae HE at Just to |pass the |time a -|way be-| fore we our |" shaw, oth - ers |sought to |res - cue |but ‘twas! Je - sus you} in, read of | Pe - ter, |James and |John, bythe sea of Ki + tee, ee 4 if Hq 8 heard the | Be - thal’s | mis - sion | band they|sang with |all their |might When you're}tired and |tempt-ed | too and |scoffed by |sin’s re -| buff, 3 Je - sus, ]when he found them |there he |found them| ve - ry | tough, _— — Copyright 1928 by Southern Music Publishing Co., Inegave my {heart Je - susjand 1 left the |show that turn a -/way in | an - ger lyou're a |dia - mond| in the they_were |prec - ious | dia - monds|that he |gath-ered | in the lo! 8 CHORUS ¢ The |day will |soon be }o ver and|dig - ging} will be | dont Bee Se be more gems| to See gath-ered |now so comes to |claim us | all dia - monds| will be but shin - ing no lon - ger | in Diamonds in the Rowgh -2ee Little Log Cabin By The Sea Vietor Record No. 21074 By A. P. CARTER SS ‘Theres a prec-ious vol-ume all | fin -ger-worn and old, In that | lit-tle log cab-in Oft- en I have list-ened to |temp-ests howl and rave,’Round that | lit-tle log cab-in a ge sea, Oh | it’ the dear old bi-ble, more| preo-ious now than gold, The | bi-ble that my mother gave to sea, While|moth-er read of Jes-us, who walled up-on the wave, How |Jes-us calmed the sea of (al-il- = Goo 7 a eS See eS me Ort - en oh how oft-en she | read the glow-ing word, Read the eo. Irheres no oth- cr vol-ume so | pre¢-ious as this book, For. it ett ted z te ee ;tell me how 1 mes-sage, the pree-ious word of should live and | die, It ee CHORUS old in tho cab-in by the trust-ed in the Lord, She wond’-rous,wond’-rous book, And | that well meet the Prec - ious bi - ble, bles - sed Dr ee Goa, It | toa —— led me in Has the path-way that she loved ones bye and of faith - ful tells me of that ci- ty, a Dan -iel, who trod. bye. bi =~ iBle, That she The | pree-ious, prec-ious bi - ble, The Ht —. G. = + $334 Dles-sed, bles-sed bi - ble, The bi-ble that my moth-er gave to | me. = Little Log Cabin By Tho Sea-2 < - = =: /q I Am Thinking To-Night Of My Blue Eyes ‘Victor Record No.V-40089 B: A.P. CARTER = SS SS =a 7 Poe ne Gmi CI, VOICE 4 Hf a HA = eee epee 5 es — = ede a = Se 'Twouldbe | bet-ter for us both had we | nev - er, In this |wide and wick-ed world ev-er Oh you |told me one time dear that you floved me, And you |prom-ised that we nev - er would When “in [time the cold,cold grave shall'en -[elose me, Will you Joomethen dear and shed just one oases | Sass met, For the|plea-sures that weve both seen to -|geth-er, I am|sure love Ill ney-er_for-lget. part, But anlold link in the chain thats been|brok- en, Leaves me|now with sad ach-ing fheart. fear, Willyou|say to strangers then all a-|roundyot, A’ poorheartyou havebraken lies |here. J j Bet + 4 z a = ee 3 = * il Sat cz fF 4 AE ~ - Oh Tim|think-ing to-night of my [blue eyes, Who is |sail-ing far o-ver the |sea, Oh I'm = CHORUS } t tr | think-ing to-night of my |blue eyes, And I |won-der if he thinks of Copyright 1929 by Southern Music Publishing Co.,Inc.Victor Record No.21434 River Of Jordan By A.P. CARTER A 0 c, Ee + = eg eee = a = es 34 go-ing |down to the riv-er of Jor-dan, Oh |yes, I'm go- ing goin to |eat at the wel- come| ta-ble, Oh |yes, Pm gol’ to goin’ to |sing in the heav-en-ly | choir, Oh | yes, I'm goin’ to = | ete =: = 2 a F i G aah = P= SE = co oo ss] = P down to the riv-er of |Jor-dan some of these |days. Tm — go-ing|down to the riv-er of 4 eat at the wel- come] ta-ble some of these |days. Tim = goin’ to | eat at the wel - come in the heaven-ly | choir some of these |days. Tm goin’ to |sing in the heav-en-ly — Se te * ee ss == * te * —— + = + ered < Dr S. 2 # H ssiczs x — z = + aS rz ey Jor - dan, | tim go-ing {down to the riv-er of |or-dan some of these| da3¥> ta - tle, | Tim goin to [ent at the wel - come|ta.ble some of these] dave. Tin got to |sing in the neav-en-ly | choir some of these| days. e fp sts sts a a ae 4 5. Tin goin’ to put on the silver slippers, Oh yes, Tin goin’to put on the silver slippers, some of these days, Tin goin’to put on the silver slippers,some of these days. | Tu goin’ to put on the silver slippers, some of these days. Copyright 1928 by Uni PYG (ined BY pera T'm goin’ to sit down by my Jesus, Oh yes, Vm goin’ to sit down by my Jesus, some of these days. I'm goin’ to sit down by my Jesus, some of these days. Tim goin’ to sit down by my Jesus, some of these days.rrewtxoanee ‘The Poor Orphan Child By AP. CARTER mf ( ub a Pasa HS FE aa AW hear a low faint Jeoice thatsays, pa -| pa and ma-mas |dead, its now _we see those |wand’-ring curls, hang |eare-less ’round their _{brow, Thoy oy Bb7, a child that must be clothed and pa - pasdead and [I've no moth - er 7 Abmi i com - ing from lorph - an child that Jmust be clothed and sty to us pa - pasdead and |Ive no moth - or Eb Ab Bb Bb7 Rb FE com - ing from the Jorph - anchild that |must be clothed and say to us my pa - pasdead and |Ive no moth - er z ? MT Copyright 1027 by United Pamitnng Co.\ Think | of the man-y Sav_-_iour, ev - "ry on xb had moth - ers ’ry hand — that = had moth - ers ry hand that had moth - ers = ry hand _that lov lov lends lov llends Ab CHORUS Sav-iour them by the ‘The Poor Orphan Child? a and, child - ren now, orph_._an bless - ing hands lends _them aid ing hands them aid ing hands them aid lead —_| ‘hemty the }hand, Till they and Jgirts, poor where - hit - tle boys and ever they may ree Bb7 to smooth their gold - en less the orph - an Ab ii Jsmooth their gold - en bless the orph - an a leuris, home, to and Eb Hi Bb7 ee lsmooth their gold - en fwless the orph - an to and home, —_ Bn aH kona oe aA HB Som Skv-iour | lend then by the hand, Sav-iour| iv ands Sat BbT Eb xy [all rekon that glit-ter ing |otfand, P fs CtLulu Walls Victor Record No. V-40126 By A.P. CARTER 4.0ne | ev~ning get-ting dark we first | met out in the park, 2. If |she were on - ly mine 1 would {build a house so fine, Pd Ss. <¢ o Z 8 Se aa Sit-ting by the foun-tain all a -| lone, Oh I |utt-ed up my hat, and "Round it’ Ta have man-y fen-ces | tall, It wouldlmake me jeal-ous free, that { = st 2 ¢ — ae —= Ss fe ’ . HEH He ae ) ' : i r pyright 1929 by Southern Music Publishing Co. Ine.at G., G7 c. mi G,, evis ning get- ting late, Asked her if shed wed me in the noth -ing would she say, That | ag- ra-va-ting beau-ty Lu- lu | Walls. 6 cuorus FATT # | | such a star Tve nev-er seen,She's as [pretty as a queen, She is flike an an-gel fromthe Gold-en S AT D7 fa Halls; If shelllonly be my wife Il live}happy all my life, With that ag-rawvating beauty Luu [Walls. \ =A Lulu Walls -2a2 Engine One-Forty-Three Vietor Record No.V-40089 By A.P. CARTER E Coo G 00. ae Fe Lingual TTT |. A - longleame the |F. FV. the |swift-est [on the |line,. . Georg -ies' | moth - er Jeame to him, a |buck-et jon her jarm, Uy the [road she {dart - fed,’ a -|gainst the Jrock she crushed, Aa D7 a run-ning Joer the}. nO. |Road, just twen - ty, | minutes be-fhinds BY = BE |e. fer |darl-ing |son, "Be, |eare - ful |how— you |run. Up - side-[down the Jen - gine |turned,And| Georg- ies |brest_ smash. Goo Co Geo. et Run - ninglin to |Sou-ville head-}quar - ters jon ie line, Many a fmar’s lost|his life try-|ing to |make lost |time, His head a-lgainst the |fire-box |door, the |flameswerelroll - ing | high. a ae Ht iffy i ceiv - ing | their strict | or- ders froma |sta - tion | just be-/hind.. youll] run your |en-gine |right, youll | get there|just on |time. @ ff ise glad I ‘was | born “an fen-gin -|eer, to die|on the |C. 0.|Road. Copyright 1929 by Southern Music Publishing Co,Inc.Darling Nellie Across The Sea . Victor Record No-23513 By A.P. CARTER FH at BE tT Oh the | night | was dark andfetorm-y- when this] mes - } sage came to| me, Ttwas Ondeay| moth- |. er I musifieave you} 1 must{ go a erossthe sea,—_| I must from——_|_ my dar-ling|Nel - lie who is | far across the find. my dar-ling |Nel - lie who so | dear - ~ lycares for op Bb ca RPP lt “on dear|Jack I know Yim | dy ~ ing: T've no [friends no |par- ents | now. But re-| T. Was|wandiingthrathe|grave yara@{ When |found whersNel-le | Iaid—{ Tt was Bh ET E ae theres a it was | ber dear-est Hack- ie my heart was|brok en — mem - there far up on |high. I knelt and] prayed. Copyright 1981 by Southern Music Publishing Co, Inc.Can't Feel At Home ‘Vietor Record No. 23569 By A.P. CARTER = 2 + This |world is not my |home I'm | just 0 -\ver in glo-ry |land there} is a-pass-ing |through, My Oh Lord you|know ‘I treas-ures and my no dy - ing |there, The |saints are shouting have no friend like| you, If |Heav-en’s not my Eat Hi ff F ee are | all be-yond the | blue, Where|man-y christ-ian |chil-dren and | sing-ing ev - ‘ry |where, 1 |hear the voice of |Nell. Oh | Lord what would I ‘An. gels tak~ en | me— dos FHA te ei Hf He a re) gone__ on be-|fore, And I I haveheardbe -|fore, And I cant feel at home in this Heavens o - pen |door, can't feel at |home in this home in this And 1 |camt feel at Copyright 1931 by Southern Music Publishing Co.,1ne.45 . When I'm Gone By A.P. CARTER By es = i if Er P ) Youre goin’ to miss me when tin |gone, Youre goin’ to miss me when I'm |gone Oh I You're goin’ to |imiss me by my |pray'rsYou'egoin’ to |miss me ev ‘ry -|where Oh I Youre goin’ to |miss me by my ways Vouregoin’ to |miss me ev'ry |day Oh 1 FY ea know you will|miss me when Iim | gone. Youre goin’ to |miss me by my walk You're goin’ to ‘know you will |miss me when I'm | gone. You're goin’ to |miss me by my |song You're goin’ to know you wil) miss me when I'm | gone. You're goin’ to |miss me by my |song You're goin’ to ab ry oh a ae Bea Be = miss me, by my |talk Oh I finow you will |miss me when Im | gone miss me all day [long Oh 1 finow you will |miss me when I'm | gone, miss me all day |long Oh I {know you will |miss me when I’m gone. Fy cronus Hd nt fe when Tim | gone. you will miss me when Tin | gone. fia Bb sey os fis ae a fc — When Iin| gone ‘When Im| gone Oh I know you willlmissme when Tin | gone, Copyright 1981 by Southern Music Publishing Co, Inc,48 Where Shall I Be o By A.P. CARTER aaa voix fT 2 Just when day is ast and west the Victor Record No. 23523 laraw-ing nigh, fire will roll % shall I | be? When shall I |be? Oh cHoRUS, fae fA = F Where shall I when the |first tram - pet sounds Oh {whore shall I OAT oe a Fah Ey fie be when it it wakes up the dead, Oh, where shall I |be when it | sounds. Copyright 1931 by Southern Music Publishing Co, Inc.47 Lonesome Pine Special Victor Record No 28716 By SARAH CARTER BB He ing out this the whis -tle ing back to ry. Copyright 1982 by Southern Music Publishing Co. Inc,48 Western Hobo Victor Record No.V~ 40255 iH oS reel Pelt ee ERE tee The|wild _ |West-ern |ho-bo | who |left his hap - py |nome, T |stepped up| on the plat-form. hop-ling to |eheat the | guard, iii FHA jars HE t FE PALE le Tie [eee tf T sisted “ule ucieae CR al eee lal fits C Dame eta oe eer eee et + tFURR REI RRR SE ae on his Western —_‘| trip, Jgo-ing tohave [lots of | fun, buttened my Jeoat up closely. walked on {down the z mega tee bs iL [te eee caught the tops ofalsteeper ear and |nev - or did” go | back fe ae F Clie FE YODEL Ht A re { Ee-o-lay-ee- -}o o-lay-ee fay —o-llay-ee o-llay-ee 0 -Iay-ee Copyright 1980 by Southern Music Publishing Co, Ine.A Distant Land To Roam = By A.P. CARTER ‘Victor Record No. =40255 Moderato -, VOICE - |mem,- ber ve - ry well on one | dark and drear - y wan- dered far a - | way from my |home Ive gone a- day, Just as | I was leav- ing |home for a | dis-tant land to |roam. stray, Now Tim feom-ing, com- ing |home nev-er | more from thee to | roam. CHORUS my dear | boy: I Jnope to see you |next year a4 gain = Pe Gy. Fare-you well So T [lett my dear old|home fora |distant land to |roam. =. se Copyright 1980 by Southern Music Publishing Co.,Inc.aie Pr Single Girl, Married Girl Vietor Record No. 20937 By A.P. CARTER aS F cr, Fe FH FRE i Ae Fog = Sin-gle girl, single girl |she's go-ing dress'dfine, | Oh shes go- ing dressid so | fine, Sin-glegirl, singlegirl |goes to storeand buys, | Oh she goes to store and [buys, ee ae oat Ee Mar-riedgirl, marriedgirllwears just an - y kind, | Oh she wearsjust an - y |kind. Mar-ried girl, marriedgirljrocks the cradieanderies, | Oh she rocks the cradle and |cries. * c7, Fa C76 F ee Feel =s Sin-gle girl, sin-gle girl |go-ing where she please | Oh she’s go-ing where she | please, ; es fie TR : o == Mar-ried girl, mar-riedgirl | ba-by on her knee @ ba-by 6n her |knee. + ——— Boe = = Copyright 1927 by United Publishing Co. (Used by permission)51 Worried Man Blues Victor Record No.V- 40817 B: z ee AP. CARTER Bo Ge F fat 1 |went a-cross the |riv-or, I laid down to sleep 1 [went across the — |Swing-ing on the | Jinks, chain a-round my |leg, © |Swing-ing on the If | an - y-one should ask you ‘Who com-posed this|song, If | an - y-one should 2 x Eis: S G7. S G7 3 ee Sag sleep but I woke| up with [shackles on my | feet. leg, andoneach |link the in + 4 - tial of my | name. I and [sing it all day] long. river — | I laid down to Tinks A |chain round my askyou — |Who composed this|song, say it was cuonns HH eae Fa FE Fel ee It |takes a worcried|man to |sing a worried |song It takes a worried|man to ¢ ae HE sing a wor-ried |song, I'm wor-ried Jnow but I fwont be wor-ried | long. Copyright 1984 by Southern Music Publishing Co, Inc.a Your Mother Still Prays Conqueror Record No. 8590 (For You Jack) By A. P, CARTER Valse af Coo G70 | | 4 ei —s = Z ee 4 = ci Ff ite meet Te | 4The | night was |dark and | storm-y,__| _ The | wind was 2.As she | gazed on the ba - by’! fea- tures,|_ That | once filled her jsYour | moth-er still |prays for | you, dear._|_ Your|moth - er 4That | night there [came a | let - ter,—_{_ —|Deep - ly = a = x = = = Co. por - trait | of. her moth - ers | long - lost moth - er |still prays for still re -|mem - bered Copyright (935 by Southern Musto Publishing Co.,Ino.He Took A White Rose From Her Hair ” Conqueror Record No. 8530 i By A. P, CARTER Moderato ee Goo Coo G. G70 ee ok ae aS Pee + rs TF iF TeiFliPs 1,0h Wil - lie, my jdar - ling, come | back. . I will 2.1 re-|mem - ber__ |once that he eel ees He loved 3.0h dar - ling, he |said, I am gett 2. ba That your ey = ee a = uP ier TFL Ele Fe a ev - er be |faith - ful and| true. | Oh_| Wit- lie, my | dar-lingcome me bet-ter [than his__ | Lif He |called me his | dar-ling, his heart it is |made of— | stone. | He | took a white| rose from my Ee = eS e Stee ele z = a a Taser a ee ee ia 5 aA back___|_ Il |ev - er be |faith- ful to own,_____|__ Then asked me to | be his own hale And fe left me |stand-ing a - Saat SSS = Copyright 4938 by Southern Music Publishing Co.,Ine.E Glory To The Lamb Conqueror Record No. 8529 By A.P. CARTER Moderato ef s fA ee Mon-day I am |hap-py, On |Tues-day full of | joy! lWednes-day I have 1.0n 2.0h I |fell in lovewith|Je-sus And he|fell in love with| me, That’ the ver-y got the faith the|dev-il cant des-|troy! in |Thurs-day and on|Fri-day In ing'in the} rea-son that Ive|got the vic- to . Ym|hap- py whenit’s|rai Tim | hap- py when. it EL light Sat-ur- day Ive got the |vic-to-ry And|Sun-days al-ways| bright. shines, Im|hap - py now with Je-sus And Im|hap- py all the | time. cuorus FAA ea Oh |Glo - ry! + le -tu- jah! | 1 am saved. And | I'm Copyright 1935 by Southern Musie Publishing Co.,Ine.Let's Be Lovers Conqueror Record No.! Valse s fs FE They | quar - and lov - ers They were en -|gaged to be bade him nut |come an-y Fa # But he made her, Man-y a start - ed a -[way lin- gered to Bh ee tF tele up those|broken CHORUS a Tie cords Andjlet’s be |lov-ers a+ gain.. . & Again By A.P.CARTER : TEER hearts were | they. reled one | night. Man-y a ave him his prom-ise he hat and Jack Ey x love-word he say at the Fr ‘iii Yel Dar-ling,you Copyright 1935 by Southern Music Publishing Co., Ine,a Ga ee know I lyou. To [part would |give me | pain. Let]us for-|get the ZB Fe. G7 9 F EE ae HR Fa TER | FFEPPL PRL past And| make |up and] kiss, Makel up and be |lov-ers a -|gain.| 4 The Broken -Hearted Lover Victor Record No. 23794 By A-P. CARTER Moderato oe = ) Bh im % - 41, Would you| let her part us,|dar- ling?| Wouldyou tru- ly turn a - 2. Wve beenfdream -| ing of ‘you|dar-ling,| Dream-ing|of your |heart so 3. Many a | day. with you I |ram-bled_| By the| shadesof the| deep blue F7 Bb. Fr Ef a t aoe — Would it |make— your heartacheldar-ling|_ Not to |see me |ev-’ry | day?. — Take me|back,{dear,I am |dy- ing,| For |love no Jone but |you.. — And you|tola me that you flovedme,|_ ‘Thatyoullovednonelelse but |me. T ' Se Copyright 1988 by Southern Music Publishing Co., Ino.On The Sea Of Galilee Victor Record No. 23845 Moderato tf ee Eb7 Ab ae «A ee an 1,.Am |T F a 2.Must [1 be 3.Where|shall 1 F7 fol - lower live a seok of of lite sol- dier car-ried ‘meet my of theleross, A to the|stars And wear - y |soul In a Sy iF ap{pear to [all His |cause And|blush to |speak His While] oth - ers| foughtto |win the |eross And| sail thru] blood-y And | not a |way but |trav- el | till I [cross my | peace-ful Ab fn FR a of Gal-1 | lee, Bb By? iar He walk-ing on the| sea. On the | sea Copyright 1924 by Southern Music Publishing Co.,Inc. heavin-ly By A. P. CARTER Bb? i tenes the [Lamb?. of jease, rest? Bp Fa Eaali aig Eb My | Je-sus_— is | walk-ing on the | sea. The Fate Of Dewey Lee Conqueror Record No, 853% By A. P, CARTER Moderato A Ft oa SS 1’Twas| on a Sat-ur-day| eve- ning A-|bout the hi jour of | ten In a | lit-tle min - ing| 2.He |was so tall and|hand-some, His heart so good and|brave, Till |Jen-kins pulled his| 8.He |took the life of | Dew-ey Be-| cause he would not tell. We |knowhe mur-der £ {eft 5 = 5 3 zt = He town When} trou-ble did be-| gin. Ev-’ry| bod-y there was pis-tol And |sent him to his |grave. He | took the life of Dew-ey For |Dew-ey’s pis-tol | fell. His arink-ing. There was| Dew-ey When_ moth-er sits there|weep-ing She a : a2 as whis-key ey - ’ry| where. Dew-ey| Lee then got to | thinking He |had no bus?- ness | there: life did just be-| gin. And |Dew-ey went to |Heav-en Whilq Joe went to the | pen. ‘weeps and mourns alll day. She a | bet-ter world some| day. lpraysto meet her| boy In Copyright 1935 by Southern Muste Publishing Co., Ine.Gathering Flowers From The Hillside* Moderato By A. P. CARTER tor a Fo Fa P Ive been gather+n flowrs from the hill side,. I know that__ you have seen |troub- le, F a F 7° ae 2 = To___| wreathe a - |round your_ You are | hang - ing | down | your— ee hee me fwait!- ing so |tong, dear, for__ me is like the flow*- ers. C7 0 Fe aa s - fe ae The— | flow - ers have Your, | love for___ | me is___ | dead. Copyright 1935 by Southern Muste Publishing Go., Ine.fe My Virginia Rose Is Blooming By A.P. CARTER Valse See ay poe ‘ = Rbdim Bb x Fa ae ee T 1. My Vir] gin - ia | Rose is | bloom-ing. She's | wait-ing|there for} me. |_| 2.Be - |neath the|star-1it | ma - ple, By the | quaint |lit - tle |stream. ru In thelhills off old! 'Vir|gin - ia That5| where I |long to | be. That is |whereI | did her | prom-ise. And| gave to|her a | ring, Bh fi a EF og She |wears a |win-ning| gown Her| lov - ing} eyes are| blue._| Now| spring-time|is ap -| proach-ing. The| birds and] doves are| here. = a de EB I —' And she’s| won my|heart forjev - er_| _For|she's the| girl that true. They all] sing so |sweet ly. But| none can|sing like| her. Copyright 1935, by Southern Music PubliThe Sun Of The Soul e By A.P. CARTER Blucbird Record No. 5548 Slowly "4 & a 4.When the| sum of your] life has gone |down = 2. Oh just |think how in |death you would | feel,- a — Ha He s iba Say atsans 2 In this|death, you wilt] find "twill be |fong, If the] light has gone] out. in your | soul. <= Oh how] tong, tong a | time it willbe If the| light has gone| out in your| spul. ie z And the|clouds inthe [West turn to | golds With the|light grow-ingjdim in yous| soul. Copyright 1985 by Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc. Cowboy's Wild Song To His Herd Biasherh nssoet 508 By A.P, CARTER nf ee ae “a a 1.One | bean- ti - ful [night when the | moon was |fell Andthe| air was lerisp and | fear) 2.He |called on his |moth-er he | loved so {well And_ |slum-ber of |sleep was |heard, — siThe | cat - tle are|lyy_ ing so |qui-et and |still On the| car-pet that |mam-_mals| love, Bb EH Eby a Eb Ps x 2 A cow - lay on the| star - lit| plain And |thoughtof his |home_ so | dear. = No ands could be| heard but | those of the| night Ashe |sang. that wild| song o his| herd. While thel gold - en|lightfrom the sky | bove Brings|peace to the |cow- boy®| herd : >) ae Copyright 4985 by Southern Musie Publishing Co., Tae.. Darling Daisies Bluebird Record No. 5586 By A. P. CARTER Moderato me a 8 a a Fee eee ?when first I met my | dar - ling I Jove to sing and |dance a - mong the Now |she was sleep-ing | in a bed of ¥7 ER walk-ing down the street so__ how Id like to | meet my found a lit - tle ram - bler__ iy, go-ing for to call [ee nen rake call. ing, ______| Up up-on the er 8 so Blah po ee Ee 2 6. + fee s - = ¢ SF = 2 = iF ¢ oF te — si Copyright 1985 by Southern Muste Publishing Co., Ine,The East Virginia Blues — Bluebird Record No.5650 By A.P.CARTER Moderato f BS EMT me Hl 4.1 was} born in East Vir -] gin-ia.. From | there 2. Her_| hair. was dark and | cur- ly Her | cheeks. 3.In my | heart. you are my | dar-ling. At my| door. Ab ee soon did Now L still am __ were ros - y 5 Up-on her] breast she wore a _— you're wel-come | in. At my| gate. Til al - ways Eee = wait - ing. When lil go| back, I do not lil - y. Where I | long. to lay my meet you. For you're the] girl I tried to Copyright 1985 by Southern Music Publishing Co.,Ine.CHORDS FOR UKULELE AND TENOR BANJO The diagrams in this book are for the Guitar. The letters over the diagrams are the dames of the chords as played on any instrument. ‘The following tables show the fingering of all these chords for Ukulele and Tenor Banjo. Press strings as indicated by dots. UKULELE Strike all 4 strings. moe Ll A D FB Major Chords Minor Chords Dominant 78 Chords | Diminished 72Chords c Fhor@> Omi Fimi o7 FR7orGb7 ee Fidim ee Ff Chmi Gmi CHrorDb7 G7 ee Gaim eq Ab Dini omen a Abr Ddim —Gdim-Abdim ES fa Ebmi ae Eby Ay = Adim ge Bb e Bomi B7 BY Edim Bhdim Bg ga Fri Fe F7 BY | Fdim Baim Press strings as indieated by dots. TENOR BANJO Strike all 4 strings. Pele od c@paA Major Chords Minor Chords Dominant 78 Chords | Diminished 7th Chords Et For Gb Omi Fimi o7 FH70r 7 Cdim Fidim i Db i Gmi OFZor Db a7 Ofaim @dim D a 7 Ddim —Gédim-Abdim Ami F : Bhmi = fF e E iz e Bas 35! 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