Biography:
The Carter Family was a country music group that performed and recorded between 1927 and 1943. Their music had a profound impact on later bluegrass, country, pop and rock musicians, as well as on the U.S. folk revival of the 1960s.
The original group consisted of Alvin Pleasant Delaney Carter (A.P.; 1891-1960), his wife, Sara Dougherty Carter (autoharp and guitar; 1898-1979), and Maybelle Addington Carter (guitar; 1909-1978). Maybelle Carter (later popularly known as Mother Maybelle Carter) was married to A.
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- Are You Lonesome Tonight
- Are You Tired Of Me My Darlin
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- Can The Circle Be Unbroken
- Cannonball Blues
- Church In The Wildwood
- Crying Holy
- East Virginia Blues N 1
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- Fifty Miles Of Elbow Room
- Give Me The Roses While I Live
- Gold Watch And Chain
- Hello Central Give Me Heaven
- I Have An Aged Mother
- I Have No One To Love Me Anymore
- I Never Will Marry
- Im Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes
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- John Hardy Was A Desperate Little Man
- Keep On The Sunny Side
- Lonesome For You
- My Clinch Mountain Home
- My Dixie Darling
- My Texas Girl
- On The Sea Of Galilee
- Single Girl Married Girl
- The Cyclone Of Rye Cove
- The Far Side Banks Of Jordan
- The Foggy Mountain Top
- The Mountains Of Tennessee
- The Wabash Cannonball
- The Western Hobo
- When Im Gone
- When The Worlds On Fire
- Where Well Never Grow Old
- Why Do You Cry Little Darling
- Will The Circle Be Unbroken
- Worried Man Blues
- You Tied A Love Knot In My Heart
- Youre Gonna Be Sorry You Let Me Down
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[G]Oh, listen to the train coming down the line,
trying to make up [C]all of her lost time,
from Buff[G]alooo...[D] to Washing[G]ton.
[G]You can wash my jumper starch my overalls,
catch the train [C]they call the Cannonball,
from Buff[G]alooo...[D] to Washing[G]ton.
[G]My baby's left me, she even took my shoes,
enough to give a man these [C] doggone worried blues,
she's [G]gone... [D] she's solid [G] gone.
[G]Yonder comes the train coming down the track,
carry me away, but it [C]ain’t gonna carry me back,
my honey [G]babe...[D] my blue eyed [G] babe.
[G] I'm going up north, I'm going up north this fall,
if luck don't change [C] I won’t be back at all,
my honey [G]babe.... [D] I'm leaving [G] you.
trying to make up [C]all of her lost time,
from Buff[G]alooo...[D] to Washing[G]ton.
[G]You can wash my jumper starch my overalls,
catch the train [C]they call the Cannonball,
from Buff[G]alooo...[D] to Washing[G]ton.
[G]My baby's left me, she even took my shoes,
enough to give a man these [C] doggone worried blues,
she's [G]gone... [D] she's solid [G] gone.
[G]Yonder comes the train coming down the track,
carry me away, but it [C]ain’t gonna carry me back,
my honey [G]babe...[D] my blue eyed [G] babe.
[G] I'm going up north, I'm going up north this fall,
if luck don't change [C] I won’t be back at all,
my honey [G]babe.... [D] I'm leaving [G] you.
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