Biography:
Old Crow Medicine Show is a folk/country group from Nashville, Tennessee. Along with original songs, the band performs many pre-World War II blues and folk songs. The style of music they perform is sometimes called alt-country, but today more often referred to as Americana.
They were formally inducted into the Grand Ole Opry at a special ceremony at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville on September 17, 2013.
Their 2004 album "O.C.M.S." was selected by CMT (Country Music Television) as one of the top-10 bluegrass albums of that year.
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Other songs:
- Carry Me Back To Virginia
- Cc Rider
- Cocaine Habit
- Down Home Girl
- Humdinger
- I Hear Them All
- Take Em Away
- Tell It To Me
- Wagon Wheel
- 8 Dogs 8 Banjos
- Aint It Enough
- Alabama High
- Alibi
- Back To New Orleans
- Big Sciota
- Big Time In The Jungle
- Black Haired Quebecoise
- Bobcat Tracks
- Bootleggers Boy
- Brushy Mountain Conjugal Trailer
- Caroline
- Cocaine Habit Blues
- Country Gal
- Crazy Eyes
- Dance With Somebody
- Dearly Departed Friend
- Deportee
- Dixieland Delight
- Dont Ride That Horse
- Fall On My Knees
- Firewater
- Flicker And Shine
- Genevieve
- Gods Got It
- Half Mile Down
- Half Mile Down Guitar Lead
- Hard To Love
- Heart Up In The Sky
- Hesitation Blues
- Highway Halo
- Homecoming Party
- James River Blues
- Levi
- Lift Him Up
- Lonesome Road Blues
- Look Away
- Marys Kitchen
- Mean Enough World
- Methamphetamine
- Minglewood Blues
- Mississippi Saturday Night
- Motel In Memphis
- Mother Church
- My Bones Are Gonna Rise Again
- My Bones Gon Rise Again
- My Good Gal
- New Virginia Creeper
- Next Go Round
- O Cumberland River
- Old Hickory
- Poor Man
- Ruby Ridge
- Shack 9
- Silver Dagger
- Steppin Out
- Sweet Amarillo
- Sweet Home
- Tear It Down
- Tennessee Bound
- Tennessee Pusher
- That Evening Sun
- Thatll Be A Better Day
- The Greatest Hustler Of All
- The Warden
- This Land Is Your Land
- Trials And Troubles
- Trouble That Im In
- Union Maid
- Waiting For Delete
- Ways Of Man
- We Dont Grow Tobacco
- Were All In This Together
- Whirlwind
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They came from the hills over rivers wide
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Down the back roads bounce along
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They came to the city where the stage lights shine just to
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listen to the song
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In the lines they stand with the calloused hands and the kin folk by thier side
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at the mother church
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On a saturday night
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Well we gathered here down through the years and we seen with our own eyes
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how the faces change but the song remains and the, music never dies
C
at the mother curch
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on a saturday night
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C
They heard the slide of the steel guitar
Em
and the toll of the banjo ring
F
they felt the glory when they heard their story
C G
sung in harmony
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and if they hadn't got a ticket boys they can still hear the show
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from the mother church on the radio
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Well we gathered here down through the years and we seen with our own eyes
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how the faces change but the song remains and the, music never dies
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at the mother curch
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on a saturday night
[Bridge]
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oooo, oooooo does the singing sooth your soul.
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oooo, oooooo can you hear it call you home?
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i heard it told some time ago, they tried to tear her down
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but we raised her up before they raised her body to the ground
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now the, cities grown around her theres still light that shines
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from the mother church, every saturday night
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yea we gathered here down through the years and we seen with our own eyes
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how the faces change but the song remains and the, music never dies
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at the mother church
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on a saturday night
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on a saturday night
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[Verse]
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They came from the hills over rivers wide
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Down the back roads bounce along
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They came to the city where the stage lights shine just to
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listen to the song
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In the lines they stand with the calloused hands and the kin folk by thier side
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at the mother church
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On a saturday night
[Chorus]
G Am F C
Well we gathered here down through the years and we seen with our own eyes
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how the faces change but the song remains and the, music never dies
C
at the mother curch
G C
on a saturday night
[Verse]
C
They heard the slide of the steel guitar
Em
and the toll of the banjo ring
F
they felt the glory when they heard their story
C G
sung in harmony
F C F
and if they hadn't got a ticket boys they can still hear the show
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from the mother church on the radio
[Chorus]
G Am F C
Well we gathered here down through the years and we seen with our own eyes
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how the faces change but the song remains and the, music never dies
C
at the mother curch
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on a saturday night
[Bridge]
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oooo, oooooo does the singing sooth your soul.
G Am F
oooo, oooooo can you hear it call you home?
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[Verse]
C Em
i heard it told some time ago, they tried to tear her down
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but we raised her up before they raised her body to the ground
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now the, cities grown around her theres still light that shines
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from the mother church, every saturday night
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yea we gathered here down through the years and we seen with our own eyes
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how the faces change but the song remains and the, music never dies
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