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Green corn; I'll meet you in the evening; Green Corn - Hard Corn bring along your Demi John

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Hogan, Phydella

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voice; banjos Collected by Patrick A. Todd Sung by Mrs. Phydella Gilbert Hogan Fayetteville, Arkansas Accompanying herself on 5-string banjo "GREEN CORN" Jan 1960 Reel 330, Item 10 1. Green Corn - Hard Corn bring along your Demi John Green corn - Hard corn bring along your Demi John Green corn - Hard corn bring along your Demi John I say. 2. Went to the river and I couldn't get across And I jumped on a nigger cruse I thought he was a horse And a green corn heard corn bring along your Dimi John I say 3. Green corn - Hard corn bring along your Demi John Green corn - Hard corn bring along your Demi John Green corn - Hard corn bring along your Demi John Bring along your Demi John I say Funding for digitization provided by the Arkansas Humanities Council and the Happy Hollow Foundation.
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Todd, Patrick A.
Created Date:
1960 01
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Ozark Folksong Collection

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University of Arkansas

Keywords

  1. Alcohol
  2. Bodies Of Water
  3. Food, River
  4. Moonshine
  5. Vocal Music

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