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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!
[Verse 1]
G C G
He came down from old Rosine, with a song and a mandolin
G
Tilling ground and planting seeds
C G
Where no one had ever been
C G
He brought it down to Nashville,
D G
And they all knew his name
C G Em
He played the Grand Old Opry, and it never was the same.
[Chorus]
G C G
Bear down on that fiddle son when you play that Old Muleskinner
G C G
All you got and then some, and I'll jump in on the tenor
C G D G
Pick it Earl, here it comes, Lester and his old G-run
C G Em
You can't do it that way son, according to Monroe's doctrine
G
Ain't no part of nothing.
[Verse 2]
G C G
All the years he traveled, down them rough and rocky roads
G C G
Singing high and lonesome, with his body and soul
C G
Well Monroe was a wheel hoss,
D G
It's a bluegrass way,
C G Em
Every time he kicked it off, I thought I'd hear him say...
[Chorus]
G C G
Bear down on that fiddle son when you play that Old Muleskinner
G C G
All you got and then some, and I'll jump in on the tenor
C G D G
Pick it Earl, here it comes, Lester and his old G-run
C G Em
You can't do it that way son, according to Monroe's doctrine
G
Ain't no part of nothing.
[Coda]
C G D G
Pick it Earl, here it comes, Lester and his old G-run
C G Em
You can't do it that way son, according to Monroes' doctrine
G
Ain't no part of nothing.
G C G
He came down from old Rosine, with a song and a mandolin
G
Tilling ground and planting seeds
C G
Where no one had ever been
C G
He brought it down to Nashville,
D G
And they all knew his name
C G Em
He played the Grand Old Opry, and it never was the same.
[Chorus]
G C G
Bear down on that fiddle son when you play that Old Muleskinner
G C G
All you got and then some, and I'll jump in on the tenor
C G D G
Pick it Earl, here it comes, Lester and his old G-run
C G Em
You can't do it that way son, according to Monroe's doctrine
G
Ain't no part of nothing.
[Verse 2]
G C G
All the years he traveled, down them rough and rocky roads
G C G
Singing high and lonesome, with his body and soul
C G
Well Monroe was a wheel hoss,
D G
It's a bluegrass way,
C G Em
Every time he kicked it off, I thought I'd hear him say...
[Chorus]
G C G
Bear down on that fiddle son when you play that Old Muleskinner
G C G
All you got and then some, and I'll jump in on the tenor
C G D G
Pick it Earl, here it comes, Lester and his old G-run
C G Em
You can't do it that way son, according to Monroe's doctrine
G
Ain't no part of nothing.
[Coda]
C G D G
Pick it Earl, here it comes, Lester and his old G-run
C G Em
You can't do it that way son, according to Monroes' doctrine
G
Ain't no part of nothing.
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