Biography:
Porter Wayne Wagoner (August 12, 1927 – October 28, 2007) was an American country music singer. Famous for his flashy Nudie suits and blond pompadour, Wagoner introduced a young Dolly Parton to his long-running television show. Together, "Porter and Dolly" were a well-known duet team for many years. Parton wrote the song "I Will Always Love You" after Wagoner suggested she shift from story songs to focus on love songs.
His first band, The Blue Ridge Boys
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Other songs:
- A Place To Hang My Hat
- A World Without Music
- Afraid To Love Again
- An Old Log Cabin For Sale
- At The Bottom Of The Bottle
- Baby Linda
- Be A Little Quieter
- Before Our Weakness Gets Too Strong
- Big Wind
- Blue House Painted White
- Burning The Midnight Oil
- Can You Tell Me
- Carroll County Accident
- Charleys Picture
- Closer By The Hour
- Cold Dark Waters
- Cold Hard Facts Of Life
- Committed To Parkview
- Crumbs From Another Mans Table
- Daddy Was An Old Time Preacher Man
- Dear Lonesome
- Dooley
- Eat Drink And Be Merry
- Enjoyed Much As Can Stand
- Fallen Leaves
- Head Over Heels In Love With You
- Holding On To Nothing
- How Ive Tried
- Hundred Dollar Funeral
- I Lived So Fast And Hard
- I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
- If Teardrops Were Pennies
- Just A Rose Will Do
- Just Someone I Used To Know
- Let Me In
- Lets Squiggle
- Lonelyville
- Making Plans
- Misery Loves Company
- My Tears Are Overdue
- One Way Ticket To The Blues
- Satans River
- Sorrow Overtakes The Wine
- The Agony Of Waiting
- The Last One To Touch Me
- The Sun Dont Shine On The Same Dog Every Day
- Turn The Jukebox Up Louder
- We Could
- What Aint To Be Just Might Happen
- What Would You Do
- When The Shiny Silver Eagle
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Carroll County Accident - Porter Wagoner
Intro: C G7 C
#1
C G7
Carroll County's pointed out as kinda of square
C
The biggest thing that happens, is the county fair,
G7
I guess that's why it seemed like such a big event,
C
What we all call the Carroll County accident.
#2
C G7
The wreck was on the highway just inside the line,
C
Walter Browning lost his life, and for a time
G7
It seemed that Mary Ellen Jones would surely die,
C
But she lived long enough for her to testify.
#3
C G7
Walter Browning was a happy married man,
C
And he wore a golden wedding ring upon his hand,
G7
But it was gone, nobody knew just where it went,
C F A D
He lost it, in the Carroll County Accident.
#4
D A
Mary Ellen testified that he flagged her down,
D
Said he was sick, and could she drive him into town,
A
No one ever doubted what she said was true,
D
'Cause she was well respected in the county too.
#5
D A
I went down to see the wreck like all the rest,
D
The bloody seats, the broken glass, the tangled mess,
A
But I found something no one else had even seen,
D G B7 E
Behind the dash in Mary's crumpled up machine.
#6
E B7
A little match box circled by a rubber band,
E
And inside the ring from Walter Browning's hand,
B7
It took awhile to figure out just what it meant,
E
The truth about the Carroll County accident.
#7
E B7
By dark of night I dropped the ring into a well,
E
And took a sacred oath that I would never tell,
B7
The truth about the Carroll County accident,
E
Cause the County ordered Dad a marble monument,
B7 E A E
I lost him in the Carroll County accident.
Intro: C G7 C
#1
C G7
Carroll County's pointed out as kinda of square
C
The biggest thing that happens, is the county fair,
G7
I guess that's why it seemed like such a big event,
C
What we all call the Carroll County accident.
#2
C G7
The wreck was on the highway just inside the line,
C
Walter Browning lost his life, and for a time
G7
It seemed that Mary Ellen Jones would surely die,
C
But she lived long enough for her to testify.
#3
C G7
Walter Browning was a happy married man,
C
And he wore a golden wedding ring upon his hand,
G7
But it was gone, nobody knew just where it went,
C F A D
He lost it, in the Carroll County Accident.
#4
D A
Mary Ellen testified that he flagged her down,
D
Said he was sick, and could she drive him into town,
A
No one ever doubted what she said was true,
D
'Cause she was well respected in the county too.
#5
D A
I went down to see the wreck like all the rest,
D
The bloody seats, the broken glass, the tangled mess,
A
But I found something no one else had even seen,
D G B7 E
Behind the dash in Mary's crumpled up machine.
#6
E B7
A little match box circled by a rubber band,
E
And inside the ring from Walter Browning's hand,
B7
It took awhile to figure out just what it meant,
E
The truth about the Carroll County accident.
#7
E B7
By dark of night I dropped the ring into a well,
E
And took a sacred oath that I would never tell,
B7
The truth about the Carroll County accident,
E
Cause the County ordered Dad a marble monument,
B7 E A E
I lost him in the Carroll County accident.
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