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Oh I’m going down to town; Shady grove; Lynchburg Town; Oh I'm going down to town,

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Witt, Leander

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voice; guitars Collected by Janes Ward Lee Sung by Leander Witt and Ral ph E. Roberts for Hindsville, Arkansas Mary Celestia Parler July 19, 1958 Transcribed by Frances Majors Reel 240, Item 10 Oh I'm going down to town, I'm going down to town, I'm going down to town, To carry . . . Oh it's whiskey and money Tobacco and . . . . . . .for to keep my wagon high. Funding for digitization provided by the Arkansas Humanities Council and the Happy Hollow Foundation.
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Lee, James Ward; Roberts, Ralph E.Majors, Frances
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1958 07 19
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Ozark Folksong Collection

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University of Arkansas

Keywords

  1. Alcohol
  2. Alcohol, Tobacco
  3. Alcoholism
  4. Tobacco
  5. Vocal Music

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