Chords for Sammy Adkins & Ralph Stanley..Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow

_ _ I'm here, I'm here, I'm here. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ My mother, [Ab] Tanya, is here somewhere.
I don't know [C] where I have seen her today, but she's here somewhere.
[F] And here I see my aunt, Lisa [Eb] Marshall.
[G] I said, here, stand up, Lisa, and wave at the folks, and let them see what you look like.
Stand up, Lisa, and give her a big hand. _ _
_ She's the boss, now, of the bar.
She's sheriff.
And _ her husband, my uncle, Brian.
Brian, stand up, let them [N] see what you look like.
Give them a big hand.
And my little cousin, Kenzie, which is Lisa's granddaughter.
_ [B] Give her a big hand.
_ [Ab] This is our Kenzie.
There's our Ralph III.
Ralph, stand up, let the folks see what you look like.
_ _ [Eb] And [Bbm] we also have my [N] cousin, Amber, who is working over at the concessions here.
And my cousins, which is Lisa's daughter, is actually in Alexis.
So is Amber.
My brother is [G] here.
He is actually working as one of the security guys.
So you see one of the big bodybuilder-looking guys with [Bb] sunglasses on, he ain't a big meanie.
He just [C] looks [Bb] that way, but he ain't mean.
He [Ab] really is just a lot of trouble.
[F] Don't mind him, I said to him.
He's a real big man, for sure.
_ Y'all got it?
And I'll mention to you about even the family.
Christy is here over there at the record table, I believe.
Ralph II's wife and Taylor, my mother, cousin.
Give them a big round of applause. _
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_ Alright, so [Fm] many, so [C] much stuff to remember.
Alright, here's the next one.
_ Yeah!
_ [Bb] I'm so glad you're here.
I can say big howdy to you.
[Eb] It's an honor to be here and receive this gift.
It's really an honor and it's a little surprise.
My friend David.
Richard.
Al Hart. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ We all know him.
This man right here.
We're getting [Gb] these things every second.
This whole mountain style of meat.
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We always [C] got a little good in [Bb] this business.
It's all business.
It was a brothel.
We used to do a lot of trading whenever we came.
And he said, this cheap one of us, it wasn't one of us.
We lost the other gang, so we went to the [C] other log store.
He always say that.
I think he'd come out on the end every time.
[F] I'm crazy with him.
[Bb] Ralph, good to see you man.
Yeah, [Cm] good to be here.
Good to see you [F] too.
Now you forget to get told.
How long?
A couple of years?
_ _ How long did you play with me?
Four years, Ralph.
Four years?
Yeah.
Real good job.
[Bb] Give me my house.
I [Ab] _
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[Bbm] [C] came back many years [Bb] ago. Okay.
It's all right now, the Wipple Tree.
_ Wippleville Tree.
[F] Wippleville Tree.
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_ [G] _ _ _ [Bbm] _ Wippleville Tree.
Wippleville Tree.
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[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Maybe he's a little,
_ Unwrapped in a Wipple [C] Tree.
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_ _ And [Bb] I can hear [F] the horns,
[C] And [F] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ the bells on [F] the wall.
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[Bb] Maybe he's a little,
[F] _ Wonder if he's a [C] little crazy.
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_ _ _ [Bb] _ _ I'm a strange [F] man,
[C] Perhaps you [F] may call me. _ _
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[Bb] _ _ _ [F] _ _ [C] _ _ _
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I just want [Bb] to, _ _ _ _
_ I only want [C] to, _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ [C] I [F] _ _
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love you.
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[C] _ _ _ [E] _ [F] _ _ Leaning over,
[Bb] I am [F] sleeping.
And [C] perhaps you may [F] call me. _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ Maybe you're a little,
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Maybe [Bb] _ he's a little,
Wonder [F] if