Chords for The First Time Amateur Clog Dancing Film - 1965

I'm just a corner lady. _ _ _
_ _ _ Well, I'm just a little partner.
_ _ _ Now I'm just gonna take some trouble up four and a half way around. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ Now, we'll go to the home of Bill McElree _ in Buncombe County, who's a man almost my age.
I'm 83, but _ Bill's about 76, [Bbm] something like that.
And he can do that just like the young men.
Well, [G] let's go see it.
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I'm just a corner lady. _
Well, I'm just _ _ _ a little partner.
Well, _ I'm just a little partner. _ _ _ _ _ _
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Well, _ I'm _ just a little lady.
_ _ _ _ _ That's pretty good.
[D] _ _ [Em] Now that type of dancing, _
_ _ [G] _ _ [Em] of course, not done as _ possibly skillfully as he's done that.
But the dancing, knocking out the tune to the feet, [N] going all the way through the square dance,
makes our mountain _ traditional dancing very attractive from the standpoint of entertainment.
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_ _ _ _ Oh, how he dances, oh, grand old man. _
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_ _ Can't you see that you're a grand old man?
_ _ Oh, this is a sweet old man, this is a grand old man. _ _ _ _ _
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Get the banjo that you started the festival with me [E] for.
_ _ Thirty-nine years ago, he's got the little banjo that he started that festival with.
_ _ Boy, that's good.
I used to be a little better than him now, but [G] I, oh, I don't know.
[A] Now that little banjo, [Gm] it's good.
_ He's played that one, back when he, along to the day with Rambo,
he and his brother [Gb] and the [N] Melvin, _ _ Vaughn Medford.
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_ Nine years ago, he used to do this. _
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I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ will be honest with you.
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_ _ [Em] _ _ _ _ [N] that's a pretty thing.
I'd like to have it.
_ Oh, I just got one, _ and _ I bought another one for a fella for accommodation the other day.
_ Didn't need it, but I want to get her a better one.
_ Would you sell it?
_ Would you sell it?
Yeah, I've been a, I've been a fan of that.
I'll tell you what I'll do.
I'll give you two for one.
I'll give you two guitars for that.
I don't know.
You know what I'll say.
I kind of promised her to give it to her.
She don't, I think she don't want it.
Well, I want to get a little one and a good one.
That's a real good one.
Oh, that's not the only way.
I know.
And I bought that one.
It cost me a good deal, and I'll, I'll do that.
I meant to, I bought [Em] it [Ab] knowing that I was [G] going to try to get rid of both of them and give her a better one. _ _
_ _ _ Sing, uh, East Virginia blues.
I can't.
Well, I, I, I sure can't. _
_ _ I'm a pick-pocketer.
My daughter, [C] uh, you have the pick-pocketer [G] thingies.
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_ [G] You _ _ _ _ can keep the picks you want.
Well, thank you, mister.
Oh, you don't have any of that.
I have some at home, [Eb] but I didn't know what kind of music they was going to [A] have or them [G] bring. _ _
_ _ _ Born in me, _ East Virginia. _ _ _
[C] Lost a lot, _ _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ [C] met _ a [G] fair young lady.
_ _ But [D] her _ name [G] I do not know.
_ Well, I don't _ _ want three black doves. _
_ _ [C] I don't _ want your [G] boy's complaint.
_ _ _ [C] All I _ want [G] is your heart, darling.
Lay down, darling.
[D] I'll take _ _ [G] the black dove. _
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