Won't You Come and Sing for Me [Luke & Molly @ GV]
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- Luke Abbott and Molly Tuttle at the Father's Day Bluegrass Festival in Grass Valley, June 18, 2011.
Luke's CD: lukeabbott.com/tmh
Molly's CD: jacktuttle.com/...
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I feel the shadows now upon me
And the angels beckon to me
Before I go dear sisters and brothers
Won't you come and sing for me
Sing those hymns we sang together
In that plain little church with the benches all worn
How dear to my heart how precious the moments
We stood shaking hands and singing the songs
My burden is heavy my way has grown weary
I have traveled a road that is long
And it would warm this old heart my dear brother
If you'd come and sing me one song
In my home beyond the dark river
Your sweet faces no more I will see
Until we meet where there'll be no sad parting
Won't you come and sing for me
Hazel Dickens RIP. Great job on one of the great American composers of the 20th and 21st Centuries.
Love Molly's Harmony
That was beautiful...i could get into this genre.
Wonderful harmonies.
And the fun part is, as pretty and easy on the ears this is, it's amazingly easy to do
Wow.
What a great version of this Hazel Dickens song. Love the singing and picking, especially the harmonies.
Hey Kid's. This is Music.
Easy on the ears indeed.....and the eyes :)
Keep coming back to this one, I agree with Andrew Myers if something should take me from this world this rendition would be the arrangement to send me on my way.
Sweeeeeeeet!
Great duet
nice guitar breaks by both of you!
High Lonesome! Awesome!
good good good
Fantastic!
ah, soooo beautiful and inspiring (!) Thanks for posting this performance...
amazing
you left me speachless . . . W O W . . .
Thnak you!
Sweet! Good job on that.
I've heard her do this song before, but I like this version too.
ear candy :o)
Wonderful song guys. You've hooked me so now I have to learn it.
Got it yet?😄😄
Effing Brilliant!
They are actually playing a simple 3-chord progression, with the shapes D, G, and A. Because it's capoed at the 2nd fret, the chords are actually rendered as E, A and B major. (I IV, V.) She's only a child, but has the voice of an angel!
G shape at capo 3 is Bb
Right, which begs the question, Why didn't they pick it out of C at fret 4 where the picking is much easier and very common. These two don't need things made easy and it sounds great, no doubt they could dispense with the capo all together.
wow....listen to the lyrics....heavy
********8 Mollys
Molly's guitar what year is it , looks vintage
I know she has a 1944 D-18.
What's the chord progression here, anyone?
It's in the key of A with the capo on, played in G. The G is an intro chord and the first chord is D.
Verse: D-C-G; D-C-G; D-C-G; D-C-G; The chorus is C-G; D-C-G; C-G; D-C-G. At least that's what I've come up with so far. Good luck. It's a great song by the lady from West Virginia!
Sorry - typo - it's in the key of G not A.
Whoops, it is in the key of A, played in G as stated originally. I haven't had any coffee today!
Gwynn Evans thanks appreciate the help.
actually they're playing in E (D shape w/ capo 2), it's just that the verse starts on the V and the chorus starts on the IV