Biography:
Della Mae is an American bluegrass band formed in Boston, Massachusetts, in 2009 by Kimber Ludiker, Amanda Kowalski, Grace van’t Hof, and Avril Smith. Their name, "Della Mae" comes from the song "Big Spike Hammer."
The band released their first EP, "Della Mae: Acoustic EP" in 2010. The group released their first album, I Built This Heart in 2011. Their second album, This World Oft Can Be, was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Bluegrass Album at the 56th Grammy Awards in 2014.
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DELLA MAE - ABERDEEN
Lyrics written by Celia Woodsmith
A D A E F#m
A
There is a tree, flowers in spring.
F#m A
White cherry buds, twenty-two rings.
F#m A
I helped her grow, but have never seen
E F#m
Carolina winter or Aberdeen.
A
From the Missisippi floodgates my body churned.
F#m A
Up the river delta my mother yearned
F#m A
to taste the sweetness of her pain
E F#m
fallin' down in Carolina rain.
D A
And if I stay I'll stay today.
F#m A
My body has followed in her wake.
D A
If I'm to go, I'll go away
E F#m
to Aberdeen and there I'll wait.
E F#m
A
She stayed by the sea hardened town.
F#m A
Smell of fish watered down,
F#m A
Taste of liquor on her mouth,
E F#m
and her heart it wandered down to the south.
D A
And if I stay I'll stay today.
F#m A
My body has followed in her wake.
D A
If I'm to go, I'll go away
E F#m
to Aberdeen and there I'll wait.
A F#m A F#m A E F#m
A
Her body is now hard from the years.
F#m A
She's still as strong, still as fierce.
F#m A
I've taken all she had to give
E F#m
and given back the will to live.
D A
And if I stay I'll stay today.
F#m A
My body has followed in her wake.
D A
If I'm to go, I'll go away
E F#m
to Aberdeen and there I'll wait.
E F#m
To Aberdeen and there I'll wait
E F#m
To Aberdeen and there I'll wait
E F#m
Lyrics written by Celia Woodsmith
A D A E F#m
A
There is a tree, flowers in spring.
F#m A
White cherry buds, twenty-two rings.
F#m A
I helped her grow, but have never seen
E F#m
Carolina winter or Aberdeen.
A
From the Missisippi floodgates my body churned.
F#m A
Up the river delta my mother yearned
F#m A
to taste the sweetness of her pain
E F#m
fallin' down in Carolina rain.
D A
And if I stay I'll stay today.
F#m A
My body has followed in her wake.
D A
If I'm to go, I'll go away
E F#m
to Aberdeen and there I'll wait.
E F#m
A
She stayed by the sea hardened town.
F#m A
Smell of fish watered down,
F#m A
Taste of liquor on her mouth,
E F#m
and her heart it wandered down to the south.
D A
And if I stay I'll stay today.
F#m A
My body has followed in her wake.
D A
If I'm to go, I'll go away
E F#m
to Aberdeen and there I'll wait.
A F#m A F#m A E F#m
A
Her body is now hard from the years.
F#m A
She's still as strong, still as fierce.
F#m A
I've taken all she had to give
E F#m
and given back the will to live.
D A
And if I stay I'll stay today.
F#m A
My body has followed in her wake.
D A
If I'm to go, I'll go away
E F#m
to Aberdeen and there I'll wait.
E F#m
To Aberdeen and there I'll wait
E F#m
To Aberdeen and there I'll wait
E F#m
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