Biography:
The first known public appearance of the Osborne Brothers was in 1951. They joined the cast at WCYB Bristol, Virginia, to perform on a program called "Farm and Fun Time", along with other Bluegrass bands, such as, The Stanley Brothers, Jimmy Martin, Carl Story and his Rambling Mountainers. Other members of "Farm and Fun Time" included, Jim & Jesse, Little Robert Van Winkle, Curly King and the Tennessee Hilltoppers, and country recording artist Red Kirk.
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Georgia Mules And Country Boys
Osborne Brothers
CAPO:2
[Intro]
C G D G
Georgia mules and Country boys are fading fast away
[1st Verse]
G D
I know the world goes on we can't keep living in the past
G
Still there's a thing or two I sure do wish could last
C
I've got a crazy case of blue nostalgia
A D
Remembering mules and corn fields out of my past
[2nd Verse]
G D
I see lots of kids these days in jeans of faded blue
G
they never saw a mule but they're nostalgic too
C
They're trying hard to capture what is missing
A D
although they know deep down those days are through
[3rd Verse]
G D
How many girls do you know now that ever milked a cow
G
How many boys that ever walked behind a plow
C
and who have you seen lately churning butter
A D
who do you even know that might know how
[Chorus]
D G
Well you don't see many mules these days you don't see many mules
C D
and you don't see many old boys balling hay
G C
I ain't knocking progress but it hurts me some to say
G D G
that Georgia mules and Country boys are fading fast away
Osborne Brothers
CAPO:2
[Intro]
C G D G
Georgia mules and Country boys are fading fast away
[1st Verse]
G D
I know the world goes on we can't keep living in the past
G
Still there's a thing or two I sure do wish could last
C
I've got a crazy case of blue nostalgia
A D
Remembering mules and corn fields out of my past
[2nd Verse]
G D
I see lots of kids these days in jeans of faded blue
G
they never saw a mule but they're nostalgic too
C
They're trying hard to capture what is missing
A D
although they know deep down those days are through
[3rd Verse]
G D
How many girls do you know now that ever milked a cow
G
How many boys that ever walked behind a plow
C
and who have you seen lately churning butter
A D
who do you even know that might know how
[Chorus]
D G
Well you don't see many mules these days you don't see many mules
C D
and you don't see many old boys balling hay
G C
I ain't knocking progress but it hurts me some to say
G D G
that Georgia mules and Country boys are fading fast away
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