Great songs, Good songs, and ones that'll do.

Only because not everyone has 17.02 minutes of their life to waste - but on the odd chance you do, this one is for you...

 
this cover is outside of this thread's genre-pocket, but has some really nice harmonizing
 
That's a really creepy song; I crank it up every time I hear it - but, there's a remedy...

 
I was reminded of this tune by a w&c troll thread...
 
mitch4ging mitch4ging Cant find this Guy Clark song....
(Goes to the tune of that mudcrutch song above and has "shady grove" in the lyrics)

“The Death of Sis Draper” by Guy Clark.

Sis Draper had a guitar player, named Kentucky Sue.
And everywhere ole Sis played, Sue was picking too.
They worked their way from town to town, fiddled their way out west
And every place she blew through they said she was the best.
They played the dances, played the bars, beneath the Western stars.
Sis was getting on in years, She lived it pretty hard.
Burned both ends of the candle
And broke many a heart.

Now out in Old New Mexico
Snowstrom coming on.
They thought they’d just wait it out and play the El Patron
Now some ole gal with coal black eyes
Was in a jealous tiff
She was quite sure her old man was slipping round with Sis.
She was a waitress at the El Patron out on the edge of town.
She poisoned Sis’s whiskey and Sis just drank it down.
Sis started feeling poorly, so she laid her fiddle down.

Out behind the El Patron
They dug a shallow grave.
Laid her down beneath the ground.
The fiddle in the coffin case.
The fiddle in the coffin case.

Kentucky Sue played Shady Grove, on her old beat-up guitar.
Tears rolling down her face, she took it pretty hard.
Now somewhere in the distance, you could hear the mission bells
Some folks go to heaven, some folks go to heaven.
Sis Draper went to Arkansas, that’s all there is to tell.
 
lessismore said:
mitch4ging mitch4ging Cant find this Guy Clark song....
(Goes to the tune of that mudcrutch song above and has "shady grove" in the lyrics)

“The Death of Sis Draper” by Guy Clark.

Sis Draper had a guitar player, named Kentucky Sue.
And everywhere ole Sis played, Sue was picking too.
They worked their way from town to town, fiddled their way out west
And every place she blew through they said she was the best.
They played the dances, played the bars, beneath the Western stars.
Sis was getting on in years, She lived it pretty hard.
Burned both ends of the candle
And broke many a heart.

Now out in Old New Mexico
Snowstrom coming on.
They thought they’d just wait it out and play the El Patron
Now some ole gal with coal black eyes
Was in a jealous tiff
She was quite sure her old man was slipping round with Sis.
She was a waitress at the El Patron out on the edge of town.
She poisoned Sis’s whiskey and Sis just drank it down.
Sis started feeling poorly, so she laid her fiddle down.

Out behind the El Patron
They dug a shallow grave.
Laid her down beneath the ground.
The fiddle in the coffin case.
The fiddle in the coffin case.

Kentucky Sue played Shady Grove, on her old beat-up guitar.
Tears rolling down her face, she took it pretty hard.
Now somewhere in the distance, you could hear the mission bells
Some folks go to heaven, some folks go to heaven.
Sis Draper went to Arkansas, that’s all there is to tell.
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Found it.... not easy, seems Sis Draper was busy!
 
Thanks Dennis, you're the man! I could find the lyrics, but not the actual song, they were all labeled wrong on the yootoob.

Great song right here
 
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