Biography:
David Rea had four decades of experience as a professional musician under his belt, and he found himself referred to, more and more often, as a "legend." But David's response was, "Hell, I ain't dead yet!" In fact, in his 60's, David felt that he was hitting his stride, more than ever, as an artist and composer. At the time of his death, he had three projects he was working on.
Born in Ohio, near Akron, in 1946, David began playing Bach on the piano at age 5.
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Weeell... The first time I saw her
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I was walkin on my way to school
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She was workin in the fields
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Walkin behind her momma's mule...
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She's a sharecroppin woman
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but I love her just the same.. and she
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..never knew her daddy's name
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It don't really matter, cause
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I love my little Country Judy Jane
[Chorus]
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She's a sharecroppin woman
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but I love her just the same, and she
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... never knew her daddy's name
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It don't really matter, cause
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I love my little Country Judy Jane
[Verse]
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The next time I saw her
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I was goin to a Country Dance
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She was workin in the kitchen
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Wipin up the pots and the pans
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I couldn't help but ask her
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Do you wanna go..
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Her mamma said yes
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But her uncle said no
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He pulled out a razor, and
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Said I think you better move along
[chorus]
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She's a sharecroppin woman
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but I love her just the same, and she
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... never knew her daddy's name
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It don't really matter, cause
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I love my little Country Judy Jane
[Verse]
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At the age of sixteen
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She moved to another town
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I guess she got tired
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of everybody puttin her down
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I got into bed.. and cried all night
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If we'd got together, we'd a had a good time
G A
I do believe, she would have even maybe
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Walked the line..( yes she would )
[Chorus]
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same, and she
E
... never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A
I love my little Country
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same, and she
E
... never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A D
I love my little Country Judy Jane
Weeell... The first time I saw her
D
I was walkin on my way to school
D
She was workin in the fields
D
Walkin behind her momma's mule...
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same.. and she
E
..never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A D
I love my little Country Judy Jane
[Chorus]
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same, and she
E
... never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A D
I love my little Country Judy Jane
[Verse]
D
The next time I saw her
D
I was goin to a Country Dance
D
She was workin in the kitchen
D
Wipin up the pots and the pans
D
I couldn't help but ask her
D D D#
Do you wanna go..
E
Her mamma said yes
E
But her uncle said no
G
He pulled out a razor, and
A D
Said I think you better move along
[chorus]
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same, and she
E
... never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A D
I love my little Country Judy Jane
[Verse]
D
At the age of sixteen
D
She moved to another town
D
I guess she got tired
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of everybody puttin her down
D D
I got into bed.. and cried all night
E
If we'd got together, we'd a had a good time
G A
I do believe, she would have even maybe
D
Walked the line..( yes she would )
[Chorus]
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same, and she
E
... never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A
I love my little Country
D
She's a sharecroppin woman
D D D#
but I love her just the same, and she
E
... never knew her daddy's name
G
It don't really matter, cause
A D
I love my little Country Judy Jane
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