Biography:
Dan Tyminski (b. June 20, 1967) is a bluegrass composer, vocalist, and instrumentalist. He is a member of the band Alison Krauss and Union Station and has released a solo album entitled Carry Me Across the Mountain (2000) on the Doobie Shea Records label.
He is likely best known for the song "Man of Constant Sorrow," which was featured in the movie O Brother, Where Art Thou? and won the 2001 CMA award for best single as well as a Grammy Award for best Country Collaboration with Vocals (along with Harley Allen and Pat Enright
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Other songs:
- Be Assured
- Carry Me Across The Mountain
- Down In The Willow Garden
- Hey Brother
- How Long Is This Train
- I Aint Broke But Im Badly Bent
- I Dreamed Of An Old Love Affair
- Making Hay
- Perfect Poison
- Please Dear Mommy
- Rain Please Go Away
- Some Early Morning
- Southern Gothic
- The Boy Who Wouldnt Hoe Corn
- Think About You Everyday
- Tiny Broken Heart
- Wailing Wall
- Who Showed Who
- Whose Shoulder Will You Cry On
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[Verse 1]
Dm Bb
Tell you a little story and it won't take long
C Dm
'Bout a lazy farmer who wouldn't hoe his corn
Dm Bb
The reason why I never could tell
C Dm
That young man was always well
[Verse 2]
He planted his corn in the month of June
By July it was up to his eyes
Come September there came a big frost
And all the young man's corn was lost
[Verse 3]
His courtship had just begun
Said young man, "Have you hauled some corn?"
"Well I tried and I tried and I tried in vain,
But I don't believe I raised one grain."
[Verse 4]
Well he went down town to his neighbor's door
Where he had often been before
Sayin "Pretty little miss will you marry me,
Little miss what do you say?"
[Verse 5]
"Why do you come for me to wed?
You can't even make your own cornbread
Single I am and will remain.
A lazy man I won't maintain."
[Verse 6]
He turned his back and walked away
Sayin "Little miss you'll rue the day.
You'll rue the day that you were born
Givin me the devil cause I wouldn't hoe corn."
Dm Bb
Tell you a little story and it won't take long
C Dm
'Bout a lazy farmer who wouldn't hoe his corn
Dm Bb
The reason why I never could tell
C Dm
That young man was always well
[Verse 2]
He planted his corn in the month of June
By July it was up to his eyes
Come September there came a big frost
And all the young man's corn was lost
[Verse 3]
His courtship had just begun
Said young man, "Have you hauled some corn?"
"Well I tried and I tried and I tried in vain,
But I don't believe I raised one grain."
[Verse 4]
Well he went down town to his neighbor's door
Where he had often been before
Sayin "Pretty little miss will you marry me,
Little miss what do you say?"
[Verse 5]
"Why do you come for me to wed?
You can't even make your own cornbread
Single I am and will remain.
A lazy man I won't maintain."
[Verse 6]
He turned his back and walked away
Sayin "Little miss you'll rue the day.
You'll rue the day that you were born
Givin me the devil cause I wouldn't hoe corn."
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