Alison Krauss & Tony Rice - Sawing on the Strings Chords
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of a lot of years for me and experience.
I mean, I played with Tony Rice, you know, 30 years ago.
And we've sort of grown up musically together
and made some records that I'm really proud of.
And they had a, you know, they had a big,
they made a big impression on Alison.
Tony Rice is my biggest influence.
He's just a very sensitive, thoughtful,
introspective person.
That's what I daydreamed about,
that person who sang those things.
He was my hero.
The first time I was ever starstruck was watching Tony.
And the standard of making records,
when I think about what I'd want one of my records
to be like, Tony is what comes to mind.
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♪ Way back in [Eb] the [Bb] mountains, way back in [F] the [Bb] hills ♪
♪ There used to live [Eb] a [Bb] mountaineer [F] ♪
♪ They called him [Bb] Fiddlin' Goods ♪
♪ And he could play [Eb] most anything [Bb] ♪
♪ Some say he [F] could sing [Bb] ♪
♪ But the one thing [Eb] that he liked to do [Bb] best was song ♪
♪ And all the strings ♪
♪ So get out the fiddle and rousing up the bow ♪
♪ Look at old [F] Will up at [Bb] his toe ♪
♪ Will make music [Eb] to the [Bb] rafters ring ♪
♪ Old man picking in a song on the string ♪
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When the neighbors had [Eb] a shindig ♪
♪ [Bb] And they all had [F] fiddles to eat ♪
[Bb] ♪ We'd always [Eb] have to wait on [Bb] Will ♪
♪ For the drumming to be complete ♪
♪ When he comes [Eb] down from the [Bb] mountian on again [F] begin to sway [Bb] ♪
♪ Sometimes I [Eb] think they don't find [Bb] a string until the break of day ♪
♪ So tune out the vine-string tighten up the hive ♪
♪ Tell all the young folks to get [F] inside [Bb] ♪
♪ We'll make [Eb] music to the rafters ring ♪
♪ [F] Old man picking in a [Bb] song on the string ♪
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So tune out the vine-string tighten up the hive ♪
♪ Tell all the young [F] folks to get inside [Bb] ♪
♪ We'll make [Eb] music to the rafters [Bb] ring ♪
♪ Old man picking in a song on the string ♪
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I mean, I played with Tony Rice, you know, 30 years ago.
And we've sort of grown up musically together
and made some records that I'm really proud of.
And they had a, you know, they had a big,
they made a big impression on Alison.
Tony Rice is my biggest influence.
He's just a very sensitive, thoughtful,
introspective person.
That's what I daydreamed about,
that person who sang those things.
He was my hero.
The first time I was ever starstruck was watching Tony.
And the standard of making records,
when I think about what I'd want one of my records
to be like, Tony is what comes to mind.
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♪ Way back in [Eb] the [Bb] mountains, way back in [F] the [Bb] hills ♪
♪ There used to live [Eb] a [Bb] mountaineer [F] ♪
♪ They called him [Bb] Fiddlin' Goods ♪
♪ And he could play [Eb] most anything [Bb] ♪
♪ Some say he [F] could sing [Bb] ♪
♪ But the one thing [Eb] that he liked to do [Bb] best was song ♪
♪ And all the strings ♪
♪ So get out the fiddle and rousing up the bow ♪
♪ Look at old [F] Will up at [Bb] his toe ♪
♪ Will make music [Eb] to the [Bb] rafters ring ♪
♪ Old man picking in a song on the string ♪
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When the neighbors had [Eb] a shindig ♪
♪ [Bb] And they all had [F] fiddles to eat ♪
[Bb] ♪ We'd always [Eb] have to wait on [Bb] Will ♪
♪ For the drumming to be complete ♪
♪ When he comes [Eb] down from the [Bb] mountian on again [F] begin to sway [Bb] ♪
♪ Sometimes I [Eb] think they don't find [Bb] a string until the break of day ♪
♪ So tune out the vine-string tighten up the hive ♪
♪ Tell all the young folks to get [F] inside [Bb] ♪
♪ We'll make [Eb] music to the rafters ring ♪
♪ [F] Old man picking in a [Bb] song on the string ♪
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So tune out the vine-string tighten up the hive ♪
♪ Tell all the young [F] folks to get inside [Bb] ♪
♪ We'll make [Eb] music to the rafters [Bb] ring ♪
♪ Old man picking in a song on the string ♪
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of a lot of _ years for me and experience.
I mean, I played with Tony Rice, you know, 30 years ago.
_ _ And we've sort of grown up musically together
and made some records that I'm really proud of.
And they had a, you know, they had a big,
they made a big impression on Alison.
Tony Rice is my biggest influence.
He's just a very sensitive, thoughtful, _
_ _ _ introspective person.
That's what I daydreamed about,
that person who sang those things.
He was my hero.
The first time I was ever starstruck was watching Tony.
And the standard of making records,
when I think about what I'd want one of my records
to be like, Tony is what comes to mind. _
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_ _ _ _ _ ♪ Way back in [Eb] the [Bb] mountains, way back in [F] the [Bb] hills ♪
♪ There used to live [Eb] a [Bb] mountaineer [F] ♪
♪ They called him [Bb] Fiddlin' Goods ♪
♪ And he could play [Eb] most anything [Bb] ♪
♪ Some say he [F] could sing [Bb] ♪
♪ But the one thing [Eb] that he liked to do [Bb] best was song ♪
♪ And all the strings ♪
♪ So get out the fiddle and rousing up the bow ♪
♪ Look at old [F] Will up at [Bb] his toe ♪
♪ Will make music [Eb] to the [Bb] rafters ring ♪
♪ Old man picking in a song on the string ♪
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When the neighbors had [Eb] a shindig ♪
♪ [Bb] And they all had [F] fiddles to eat ♪
[Bb] ♪ We'd always [Eb] have to wait on [Bb] Will ♪
♪ For the drumming to be complete ♪
♪ When he comes [Eb] down from the [Bb] mountian on again [F] begin to sway [Bb] ♪
♪ Sometimes I [Eb] think they don't find [Bb] a string until the break of day ♪
♪ So tune out the vine-string tighten up the hive ♪
♪ Tell all the young folks to get [F] inside [Bb] ♪
♪ We'll make [Eb] music to the rafters ring ♪
♪ [F] Old man picking in a [Bb] song on the string ♪
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_ So tune out the vine-string tighten up the hive ♪
♪ Tell all the young [F] folks to get inside [Bb] ♪
♪ We'll make [Eb] music to the rafters [Bb] ring ♪
♪ Old man picking in a song on the string ♪
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I mean, I played with Tony Rice, you know, 30 years ago.
_ _ And we've sort of grown up musically together
and made some records that I'm really proud of.
And they had a, you know, they had a big,
they made a big impression on Alison.
Tony Rice is my biggest influence.
He's just a very sensitive, thoughtful, _
_ _ _ introspective person.
That's what I daydreamed about,
that person who sang those things.
He was my hero.
The first time I was ever starstruck was watching Tony.
And the standard of making records,
when I think about what I'd want one of my records
to be like, Tony is what comes to mind. _
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_ _ _ _ _ ♪ Way back in [Eb] the [Bb] mountains, way back in [F] the [Bb] hills ♪
♪ There used to live [Eb] a [Bb] mountaineer [F] ♪
♪ They called him [Bb] Fiddlin' Goods ♪
♪ And he could play [Eb] most anything [Bb] ♪
♪ Some say he [F] could sing [Bb] ♪
♪ But the one thing [Eb] that he liked to do [Bb] best was song ♪
♪ And all the strings ♪
♪ So get out the fiddle and rousing up the bow ♪
♪ Look at old [F] Will up at [Bb] his toe ♪
♪ Will make music [Eb] to the [Bb] rafters ring ♪
♪ Old man picking in a song on the string ♪
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When the neighbors had [Eb] a shindig ♪
♪ [Bb] And they all had [F] fiddles to eat ♪
[Bb] ♪ We'd always [Eb] have to wait on [Bb] Will ♪
♪ For the drumming to be complete ♪
♪ When he comes [Eb] down from the [Bb] mountian on again [F] begin to sway [Bb] ♪
♪ Sometimes I [Eb] think they don't find [Bb] a string until the break of day ♪
♪ So tune out the vine-string tighten up the hive ♪
♪ Tell all the young folks to get [F] inside [Bb] ♪
♪ We'll make [Eb] music to the rafters ring ♪
♪ [F] Old man picking in a [Bb] song on the string ♪
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_ So tune out the vine-string tighten up the hive ♪
♪ Tell all the young [F] folks to get inside [Bb] ♪
♪ We'll make [Eb] music to the rafters [Bb] ring ♪
♪ Old man picking in a song on the string ♪
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