Biography:
Ralph Edmund Stanley (February 25, 1927 – June 23, 2016), also known as Dr. Ralph Stanley, was an American bluegrass artist, known for his distinctive singing and banjo playing. Stanley began playing music in 1946, originally with his brother Carter as part of "The Stanley Brothers", and most often as the leader of his band, "Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys". He was part of the first generation of bluegrass musicians and was inducted into both the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Honor and the Grand Ole Opry.
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Date: Thu, 11 Jun 1998 11:52:59 -0400
From: Mark and Allison Albert
Subject: s/stanley_ralph/thy_burdens_are_greater_than_mine.crd
THY BURDENS ARE GREATER THAN MINE (Pee Wee King)
>From "Clinch Mountain Country" (Rebel-5001)
Released May 1998
Ralph Stanley with RALPH II & JOHN RIGSBY
Disk 1/Track 15
Key of C#, CAPO 1
INTRO
C G C
VERSE 1
F C
In a little country village
F C
I met a man and he was blind
C
As I helped him across the highway
C G C
I cried thy burdens are greater than mine
F
I can see the light of day
C
And I need not feel my way
C G C
Yes thy burdens are greater than mine
VERSE 2
Saw a lad while on his travels
Trying hard to play the game
Though his legs were very crippled
And he could not speak his name
Still he smiled in understanding
Though life to him had been unkind
As I watched I thought in sorrow
Son thy burdens are greater than mine
I can speak my name aloud
Make my way among the crowd
Yes thy burdens are greater than mine
VERSE 3
Just by chance I passed a graveyard
Saw a young man kneeling there
In his hand there were some roses
On his lips there was a prayer
On a stone these words were written
My soul is gone my memory done
As I watched I thought in sorrow
Friend thy burdens are greater than mine
Just a drifter on the road
Got no friends I got no home
Yes thy burdens are greater than mine
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Date: Thu, 11 Jun 1998 11:52:59 -0400
From: Mark and Allison Albert
Subject: s/stanley_ralph/thy_burdens_are_greater_than_mine.crd
THY BURDENS ARE GREATER THAN MINE (Pee Wee King)
>From "Clinch Mountain Country" (Rebel-5001)
Released May 1998
Ralph Stanley with RALPH II & JOHN RIGSBY
Disk 1/Track 15
Key of C#, CAPO 1
INTRO
C G C
VERSE 1
F C
In a little country village
F C
I met a man and he was blind
C
As I helped him across the highway
C G C
I cried thy burdens are greater than mine
F
I can see the light of day
C
And I need not feel my way
C G C
Yes thy burdens are greater than mine
VERSE 2
Saw a lad while on his travels
Trying hard to play the game
Though his legs were very crippled
And he could not speak his name
Still he smiled in understanding
Though life to him had been unkind
As I watched I thought in sorrow
Son thy burdens are greater than mine
I can speak my name aloud
Make my way among the crowd
Yes thy burdens are greater than mine
VERSE 3
Just by chance I passed a graveyard
Saw a young man kneeling there
In his hand there were some roses
On his lips there was a prayer
On a stone these words were written
My soul is gone my memory done
As I watched I thought in sorrow
Friend thy burdens are greater than mine
Just a drifter on the road
Got no friends I got no home
Yes thy burdens are greater than mine
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