Bill Monroe And The Bluegrass Boys's lyrics & chords
Bill Monroe (September 13, 1911 – September 9, 1996) was an American mandolinist who helped create the style of music known as bluegrass. The genre takes its name from his band, the "Blue Grass Boys", named for Monroe's home state of Kentucky. Monroe's performing career spanned 60 years as a singer, instrumentalist, composer and bandleader. He is often referred to as The Father of Bluegrass. William Smith Monroe was born on his family's farm near Rosine, Kentucky, the youngest of eight children of James Buchanan "Buck" and Malissa (Vandiver)...read more
Brand new shoes The long black veil Letter from my darling Baptize me in the cumberland river John henry Cripple creek Are you lost in sin? Dusty miller Sally goodin Columbus stockade blues Cheyenne Danny boy A voice from on high With body and soul A lonesome road to travel Let me rest at the end of my journey A beautiful life Going home He will set your fields on fire What is home without love Appalachian stomp Precious memories Roll on buddy roll on Farther along Dark hollow Sugar coated love Little joe On some foggy mountain top Rotation blues I am thinking tonight of the old folks On the banks of the ohio I found the way Will the circle be unbroken Master builder Sitting alone in the moonlight Put my little shoes away Happy on my way Kate cline What would you give in exchange New river train Used to be Dreamed i searched heaven for you Darling corey Am i ready to go The gloryland way Little girl and the dreadful snake Were you there when they crucified my lord God holds the future in his hands All the good times are passed and gone The first whipoorwill Way down deep in my soul The saints go marching in In my dear old southern home Weeping willow tree On the jericho road A mighty pretty waltz Some glad day In despair What would the profit be Bugle call rag Let the light shine down on me Do you call that religion? I believed in you darling On that gospel ship Texas gallop Let us be lovers again Jerusalem ridge Big ball in brooklyn Sinner you better get ready Pearly gates I am a pilgrim My last moving day John browns dream Have a feast here tonight Stone coal Sugar loaf mountain Louisville breakdown Wait a little longer please jesus Crossing the cumberlands Going up caney Tallahassee On my way to glory Monroe family segment When our lord shall come again Is the blue moon still shining Give me wings A fallen star What a wonderful life Lord lead me on Four walls On my way back home Where is my sailor boy? Poor ellen smith Thank god for kentucky Blue night Jesus hold my hand House of gold Dear old dixie Old old house Lord build me a cabin in glory Show me the way Dreaming of a little cabin Put my rubber doll away Clinging to a saving hand Rocky top The forgotton soldier boy Seven year blues Sold down the river Pretty fair maiden in the garden Log cabin in the lane Reason why Big river Plant some flowers by my grave You live in a world all your own I want to go with you When my blue moon turns to gold again Last ole dollar Stoney lonesome When the phone rang Stay away from me Oh hide you in the blood Theme Turkey in the straw The days gone by I lived a lot in my time Prision song Jenny lynn The dead march Weary traveleruntitled Swing low sweet chariot Methodist preacher Come hither to go yonder Carroll county blues Introduction Bile them cabbage down Jekyll island Waiting for bea Blue yodel Poor white folks Kiss me waltz Careless love Down yonder Candy gal Heel and toe polka The old brown county barn Tombstone junction The lee weddin tune Music valley waltz Ebenezer scrooge The old gray mare came tearing out of the wilderness Various Let the gates swing wide Wabash cannonball East tennessee blues My old kentucky and you Please come back Santa claus Travelin this lonesome road Paddy on the turnpike The sunset trail My sweet memory Texas blue bonnet My carolina sunshine girl Northern white clouds Willow garden Roustabout Ohio Bluest man in town My sweet blue eyed darling Take me home Lonesome moonlight waltz Unknown title Copper mountain Pinewood valley Mary at the home place Boston boy My dixie home Take courage un tomorrow Road to columbus Today has been a lonesome day I m so lonesome i could cry Happy birthday Wildwood flower Pass me not It makes no difference now Shake my mothers hand for me My dying bed Washington county Bucking mule Willie moore Blackberry blossom Wired hosss Reprise Liberty Rollin in my sweet babys arms I was left on the street Banter Rye whiskey Listen to the mockingbird On the kentucky shore Redwing Cheap love affair Gold rush Chicken reel Old dangerfield Instrumental Under the double eagle Lonesome wind blues Love grown cold There was nothing we could do
