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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[Verse]
A D A
There's a white oak on the hill at my old clinch mountain home.
B7 E
That stands straight and true on that windy spur alone
A D A
And when the cold wind blows it's roots they bend and moan
E A
But when the storm have passed it straightens up and goes on
[Chorus]
A D A
Lord let me be like that white oak on the hill
B7 E
And help me to live in Your almighty will
A D A
Help me on my journey, Lord, as I travel on my own
E A
And give me the strength to straighten up and go on.
[Verse]
A D A
You know the troubles of this life, They sometimes get me down
B7 E
And when I look for my friends, they're not always a'round
A D A
Then the good Lord seems to say, "son, get up and do my will
E A
And always remember that ol' white oak on the hill."
[Chorus]
A D A
Lord let me be like that white oak on the hill
B7 E
and Help me to live in Your almighty will
A D A
Help me on my journey, Lord, as I travel on my own
E A
And give me the strength to straighten up and go on.
E A
And give me the strength to straighten up and go on.
A D A
There's a white oak on the hill at my old clinch mountain home.
B7 E
That stands straight and true on that windy spur alone
A D A
And when the cold wind blows it's roots they bend and moan
E A
But when the storm have passed it straightens up and goes on
[Chorus]
A D A
Lord let me be like that white oak on the hill
B7 E
And help me to live in Your almighty will
A D A
Help me on my journey, Lord, as I travel on my own
E A
And give me the strength to straighten up and go on.
[Verse]
A D A
You know the troubles of this life, They sometimes get me down
B7 E
And when I look for my friends, they're not always a'round
A D A
Then the good Lord seems to say, "son, get up and do my will
E A
And always remember that ol' white oak on the hill."
[Chorus]
A D A
Lord let me be like that white oak on the hill
B7 E
and Help me to live in Your almighty will
A D A
Help me on my journey, Lord, as I travel on my own
E A
And give me the strength to straighten up and go on.
E A
And give me the strength to straighten up and go on.
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