Ralph Stanley's lyrics & chords
Ralph Edmund Stanley (February 25, 1927 – June 23, 2016), also known as Dr. Ralph Stanley, was an American bluegrass artist, known for his distinctive singing and banjo playing. Stanley began playing music in 1946, originally with his brother Carter as part of "The Stanley Brothers", and most often as the leader of his band, "Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys". He was part of the first generation of bluegrass musicians and was inducted into both the International Bluegrass Music Hall of Honor and the Grand Ole Opry. Ralph Edmond Stanl...read more
Mountain folks The day is past and gone Footsteps so near Handsome molly Blue moon of kentucky Loving you too well Brand new tennessee waltz Why should we start and fear to die Bootleg john Death is only a dream That lonesome old song They shall walk with me in white I only exist That home far away All i ever loved was you When i wake up to sleep no more A little boy called joe Breaks of the cumberland Black eyed susie Shouting on the hills of glory My rose of old kentucky Cry from the cross Let me walk lord by your side Gone away with a friend Sweet memory Haunted house The man in the middle I wanna go home Old country church How mountain girls can love Six more miles Are you washed in the blood Stone walls and steel bars John the revelator What kind of man Rose conley Lonesome and blue Midnight storm Two coats Love me darling just tonight Medicine springs Dark hollow Green pastures in the sky I love no one but you Over in the gloryland The god that never fails Listen to the shepherd Gonna paint the town Banks of the ohio Are you ready Put my little shoes away I saw the light Stairway to heaven Poison love Rabbit in the log Let him into your heart Come all ye tender hearted Prince of peace When i get home On and on Just over the stars He suffered for my reward Standing by the river Man from galilee Mississippi sawyer Riding the midnight train I never will marry Honey in the rock Memories of mother Oak grove church Snow covered mound These men of god Walking up this hill on declaration day Pig in a pen Let it go I hold a clear title Sea of regret That wonderful place Hide me rock of ages Old job You better sit down and pray Because he loved me While the ages roll on Old home place Troublesome waters The power of love My deceitful heart The first step to heaven Who will call you sweetheart My long skinny lanky sarah jane The uncloudy day The water lily Jesse james prayed I wanna sing a song for carter Room at the top of the stairs Travelling the highway home Are you afraid to die The old old house I am the man thomas No school bus in heaven Let me love you one more time Somebody touched me Orange blossom special Old time religion Purple robe Mother no longer awaits me at home California Little girl and the dreadful snake The keys to the kingdom That beautiful woman Darling brown eyes In the pines Bill cheatum Sweet sally brown Hometown Ralph stanley interview Cumberland gap Go down moses Baptism of jesse taylor Will he wait a little longer Your worries and troubles are mine Step out in the sunshine Wicked wine Our last goodbye Dixieland I want to preach the gospel Take a walk Wonderful world outside Shotgun slade Thank you mom The darkest hour is just before dawn No sorrow can reach us there Lonesome without you What is it for a saint to die Row hoe Take me home with you tonight in a song Lost train Too late to cry White dove Sunny side of the mountain Give me the roses now I long to see the old folks Brighter mansion The kitten and the cat What a price Dark and thorny is the desert Who rolled this stone away? In memory of carter stanley A rose among the thorns Rock bottom Black mountain rag So blue Fallen tears Old crossroad Buckwheat Thy burdens are greater than mine Harlan county Jesus christ is born Go and leave me if you wish to In despair I just got wise River underground Who is that? Frailing medley Daybreak in dixie Bad case of the blues Love please stay Old mcdonald cindy Keep my love with you Roll on buddy Daughter of geronimo Old love letters Let me rest at the end of my journey Wild bill jones Walk softly on this heart of mine Poor ellen smith What i wanted most Joking henry Over the sunset hill Jesus savior pilot me He keeps leading me on Ralph introduces james alan shelton If i lose Swing low How can we thank him for what he has done Walking with you in my dreams I want a clear record A few more seasons to come You could never be true Be ready to go Welcome in Nobody answered me Old daniel prayed Looking through a spiritual window Cindy Praying Knoxville girl Darling little joe Tennessee truck driving man Appalachain stomp A dark road is a hard road to travel Chicken reel Uncle pen We shall sleep Give me wings Little solider for jesus Thou long expected jesus On the banks of old tennessee Baby girl Going round this world When you go walking after midnight City of gold Old rail fence Me and my buddy Farther along If i could hear my mother pray again How could i dream such a dream That happy night Leather britches Trust each other Leaning on the everlasting arms Just a moment now to pray Obama radio ad I want to make heaven my home Sally goodin She ran away with another man Nobodys love is like mine Sixteen years Long black veil Glass of wine Dickenson county breakdown Loving grace of god Blue eyed ellen Dip your fingers in some water I firmly promise you I wonder how old the folks are at home The farmers girl You win again Band introductions This weary heart you stole away We are drinking from the fountain Instrumental Your saddle is empty old pal Guide me through great jehova Tarry with me oh my savior Interview with ralph Water rolls high Turn back Lets keep old glory waving I hope to meet you in the morning Just a little talk with jesus The apples are just turning ripe Victory in jesus Why me ralph? Sometimes i sing Dad s old rocky field A life of sorrow Deep well of sadness How far to little rock I can tell you the time He will set your fields on fire Hulla gull Cotton eyed joe The hills of roane county Jerusalem my happy home Sourwood mountain
