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Roy Acuff - Uncle Pen Lyrics



Roy Acuff - Uncle Pen Lyrics




Oh the people would come from far away dance all night till the break of day

When the caller hollered do-se-do we knew Uncle Pen was ready to go



Late in the evening bout sundown high on the hill and above the town

Uncle Pen played the fiddle and oh how it would ring

You could hear it talk you could hear it sing

[ fiddle ]

He played an old tune called Soldier's Joy and the one they called Boston Boy

And the greatest of all was Jenny Lind to me that's where the fiddlin' began



Late in the evening bout sundown...

[ banjo - guitar ]

I'll never forget that mournful day when Uncle Pen was called away

Hang up his fiddle they hang up his bow they know it was time for him to go



Late in the evening bout sundown...
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Oh the people would come from far away dance all night till the break of day

When the caller hollered do-se-do we knew Uncle Pen was ready to go



Late in the evening bout sundown high on the hill and above the town

Uncle Pen played the fiddle and oh how it would ring

You could hear it talk you could hear it sing

[ fiddle ]

He played an old tune called Soldier's Joy and the one they called Boston Boy

And the greatest of all was Jenny Lind to me that's where the fiddlin' began



Late in the evening bout sundown...

[ banjo - guitar ]

I'll never forget that mournful day when Uncle Pen was called away

Hang up his fiddle they hang up his bow they know it was time for him to go



Late in the evening bout sundown...
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Writer: BILL MONROE
Copyright: Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., BMG Rights Management

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Performed By: Roy Acuff
Written by: BILL MONROE

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