Biography:
IIIrd Time Out is a bluegrass band, formed in 1991 in Cumming, Georgia. Consisting of Russell Moore (lead vocals and guitar), Steve Dilling (vocals and banjo), Justen Haynes (vocals and fiddle), Wayne Benson (vocals and mandolin) and Edgar Loudermilk (vocals and bass), the band has released eleven albums and two greatest hits collections since 1991.
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Loosely Transcribbed by DWdrummer67. Please rank my contribution. Thanks
Though this isn't perfect, I think you can use
this as a decent reference. Have fun with it and enjoy.
This song is played with either a mandolin or mandola as the primary instrument,
but it can be played very effectively on the guitar as well.
Note: Though I don't have the notes in place... there's a short progression
between verses. You should be able to figure it out without too much heartache.
Tuning: Standard
C Am
Angelina Baker, lived just down the street
C Am
And my my heart would set to achin’ every time we chanced to meet
C Am
Although she’s now another’s, I still recall the time
C Am Dm C
When my little Angie swore that she’d always be mine
C Am
Temper of a fury, Irish born and bred
C Am
Skin of cream and roses, and her hair was curly red
C Am
She could sing just like a songbird, in a sweet magnolia June
C Am Dm C
And she could play upon a young man’s heart, like sawin’ on a fiddle tune
C Am
Well the ocean is a mistress, once she gets in the veins
C Am
And to live a life without her Lord, would drive a man insane
C Am
My Angeline grew jealous, said it’s either her or me
C Am Dm C
And she cursed my name in a last farewell, as I set out to sea
C Am
For ten long years I terried, in every port of call
C Am
Tryin’ to forget that gal of mine, wouldn’t do no good at all
C Am
So I went to beg her pardon, and make another start
C Am Dm C
Just to find my Angeline had died of a broken heart
Break: (Verse progression)
Note: (If you have a banjo player, strum each following note once while the banjo
continues to play)
C Am
I’m not much good for nothin’, my youth long passed away
C Am
But if you hand me down my banjo son, I do believe I’ll play
C Dm C Am
Angelina Baker… Angeline I know
C Am Dm C
I should’a married Angeline 40 some-odd years ago
C Dm C Am
Angelina Baker… Angeline I know
C Am Dm C
I should’a married Angeline 40 some-odd years ago
C Dm C Am
Angelina Baker… Angeline I know
C Am Dm C
I should’a married Angeline 40 some-odd years ago
End with the verse progression.
Loosely Transcribbed by DWdrummer67. Please rank my contribution. Thanks
Though this isn't perfect, I think you can use
this as a decent reference. Have fun with it and enjoy.
This song is played with either a mandolin or mandola as the primary instrument,
but it can be played very effectively on the guitar as well.
Note: Though I don't have the notes in place... there's a short progression
between verses. You should be able to figure it out without too much heartache.
Tuning: Standard
C Am
Angelina Baker, lived just down the street
C Am
And my my heart would set to achin’ every time we chanced to meet
C Am
Although she’s now another’s, I still recall the time
C Am Dm C
When my little Angie swore that she’d always be mine
C Am
Temper of a fury, Irish born and bred
C Am
Skin of cream and roses, and her hair was curly red
C Am
She could sing just like a songbird, in a sweet magnolia June
C Am Dm C
And she could play upon a young man’s heart, like sawin’ on a fiddle tune
C Am
Well the ocean is a mistress, once she gets in the veins
C Am
And to live a life without her Lord, would drive a man insane
C Am
My Angeline grew jealous, said it’s either her or me
C Am Dm C
And she cursed my name in a last farewell, as I set out to sea
C Am
For ten long years I terried, in every port of call
C Am
Tryin’ to forget that gal of mine, wouldn’t do no good at all
C Am
So I went to beg her pardon, and make another start
C Am Dm C
Just to find my Angeline had died of a broken heart
Break: (Verse progression)
Note: (If you have a banjo player, strum each following note once while the banjo
continues to play)
C Am
I’m not much good for nothin’, my youth long passed away
C Am
But if you hand me down my banjo son, I do believe I’ll play
C Dm C Am
Angelina Baker… Angeline I know
C Am Dm C
I should’a married Angeline 40 some-odd years ago
C Dm C Am
Angelina Baker… Angeline I know
C Am Dm C
I should’a married Angeline 40 some-odd years ago
C Dm C Am
Angelina Baker… Angeline I know
C Am Dm C
I should’a married Angeline 40 some-odd years ago
End with the verse progression.
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