Biography:
this album is a breath of fresh air for 2009
saw cover went to youtube and was blown away with live performances. water is wide is awesome song best ive heard this year in my humble opinion.
played the album to everyone and sent links to all friends who r into good music.
we all AGREE when will you be playing the uk cause were gonna be there !!!
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Other songs:
- All The Pretty Little Horses
- Among The Oak And Ash
- Angel Gabriel
- Bigmouth Strikes Again
- Billy And The Good Girl
- Come All You Tenderhearted
- Come All You Young And Tender Ladies
- Devil Ship
- Dont You Weep I Could Never Forget You
- Dont You Weep I Could Never Forget You Alternate
- High Low And Wide
- Hiram Hubbard
- Look Down That Lonesome Road
- Marianne
- New York City New York
- Peggy
- Rose And Briar
- Shady Grove
- Sing Sparrow Sing The Ballad Of Walter Kohn
- The Housewifes Lament
- The One Behind
- The Redemption Of John Hardy
- The Shakers Daughter
- The Water Is Wide
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Among The Oak And Ash - Hiram Hubbard
[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
G D
Come all you friends and neighbours, a story I will tell
G D
Come all you friends and neighbours, a story I will tell
G D
Concerning Hiram Hubbard and the way in which he fell
[Verse 2]
G D
While travelling through this country in sorrow and distress
G D
While travelling through this country in sorrow and distress
G D
The sheriff caught up to him and placed him under arrest
[Verse 3]
G D
Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I heard a great man, he said
G D
Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I heard a great man, he said
G D
He was not in this country, he was sixteen miles away
[Verse 4]
G D
They lead him up the holler, they lead him up the hill
G D
They lead him up the holler, they lead him up the hill
G D
To a place of execution where he sat to write his will
[Verse 5]
G D
They wound the cords around him, they bound him to a tree
G D
They wound the cords around him, they bound him to a tree
G D
Nine shots ran through him and he died most bitterly
[Verse 6]
G D
Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I heard a great man, he said
G D
Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I heard a great man, he said
G D
He was not in this country, he was sixteen miles away
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
G D
Come all you friends and neighbours, a story I will tell
G D
Come all you friends and neighbours, a story I will tell
G D
Concerning Hiram Hubbard and the way in which he fell
[Verse 2]
G D
While travelling through this country in sorrow and distress
G D
While travelling through this country in sorrow and distress
G D
The sheriff caught up to him and placed him under arrest
[Verse 3]
G D
Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I heard a great man, he said
G D
Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I heard a great man, he said
G D
He was not in this country, he was sixteen miles away
[Verse 4]
G D
They lead him up the holler, they lead him up the hill
G D
They lead him up the holler, they lead him up the hill
G D
To a place of execution where he sat to write his will
[Verse 5]
G D
They wound the cords around him, they bound him to a tree
G D
They wound the cords around him, they bound him to a tree
G D
Nine shots ran through him and he died most bitterly
[Verse 6]
G D
Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I heard a great man, he said
G D
Hiram Hubbard was not guilty, I heard a great man, he said
G D
He was not in this country, he was sixteen miles away
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