Biography:
Other songs:
- A Friend Of Bills
- A Tape Of Memories
- Annies Song
- Anti
- Are You Aware
- Back To Mt Sad
- Back
- Barefoot On A Gravel Road
- Between Hartford And Frizzell
- Burnin Stalks
- But One String To His Bow
- Calendars Dad Wrote On
- Can We Do It Again
- Churning Butter On The Farm
- Closing Time
- Concord 1777
- Cross
- Cruising Timber On The Divide
- Dads Eyes
- Dance Tonight At Lone Oak
- Delaney Place
- Ever Think Of That
- Free Show Tonight
- Gettin In The Coal
- God Is Still On The Throne
- Guy Hathorns Grocery Store
- Hay Day On Mt Sad
- Heated Rocks At Foot Of Bed
- Hickory Days
- His Way
- How Hard It Is To Let Him Go
- Howsthat Hope And Change Working Out For You
- Huckster Man Wagon
- Hundred Fifteen In The Shade
- I Hurt Enough
- I Plant This Tree
- In The End Youll Lose
- In The Evening By The Moonlight
- Ive Got To Get Back Home
- Jackass Hill
- Just Passing Through
- Let Her Be
- Let Me Play You Another One
- Life Without Tears
- Like The Rose It
- Mothers Rose
- Mt Sad
- My Drinker Broke
- My Friend
- My Golden Hill
- Old Friends Where Are You Today
- Old Man Out Of Line
- Old Town Pump
- One Room School House
- Only On Loan
- Our Log Cabin Home
- Pioneer Hands
- Plant A Rose Instead
- Please Dont Talk Over Me Any More
- Plowed Ground
- Poor Folks
- Rows I Been Looking For
- Shadows On My Wall
- Shearin Sheep Today
- Simple Life
- Straight And Long
- Straight Vanilla
- Tan Tivy
- Teardrops On Mt Sad
- Teleprompter Eyes
- Thank For The Time
- That Natural Air
- That Old Delaval
- The Creek That Was
- The Grand Seven
- The Narrows
- The Rain Crow
- The Story Is Written
- Thedaytheyclearedsimstimber
- Then And Now
- Those Who Wont Turn A Tap
- Timberline
- Town Blacksmith
- Walkin The Beans
- Weed Sargent
- When He Tore The Barn Down
- Will We Answer The Call
- Youre Really Slick
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Delaney Place (A Dollar A Day)
? by: Verne Garrison
February 23, 2006; Valley Park, MO.
The Delaney Place (A Dollar A Day)
D G
When I was a kid, we lived on the Delaney Place
A D
My dad was the hired- man
G
Everyday was a regular rat- race
A D
But now I know it was part of a bigger plan
[Chorus]
D G
Shucking corn by hand in the Fall
A D
One cent a bushel was the pay
G
Milking cows and slopping hogs and all
A D
Worked long and hard for a dollar a day
D G
The rooms in the old house had high ceilings
A D
Wall paper kept out the wind and the dust
G
I remember with mixed feelings,
A D
Featherbeds, heavy comforts, to keep warm, a must
D G
Come Winter, the sows had their litter
A D
There was always a runt who was pushed away
G
We?d bring it inside and spoon feed milk its dinner
A D
Till it was warm and strong enough to make its way
[Chorus]
D G
Shucking corn by hand in the Fall
A D
One cent a bushel was the pay
G
Milking cows and slopping hogs and all
A D
Worked long and hard for a dollar a day
D G
Just as the winters were cold
A D
The summers were just as hot
G
Many times I have been told
A D
We slept out in the yard on a mattress or cot
D G
Mr. Delaney was a rich old man
A D
But he treated us pretty nice
G
Cause my dad was a good hired man
A D
We had shelter so long as Dad paid the price
[Chorus]
D G
Shucking corn by hand in the Fall
A D
One cent a bushel was the pay
G
Milking cows and slopping hogs and all
A D
Worked long and hard for a dollar a day
? by: Verne Garrison
February 23, 2006; Valley Park, MO.
The Delaney Place (A Dollar A Day)
D G
When I was a kid, we lived on the Delaney Place
A D
My dad was the hired- man
G
Everyday was a regular rat- race
A D
But now I know it was part of a bigger plan
[Chorus]
D G
Shucking corn by hand in the Fall
A D
One cent a bushel was the pay
G
Milking cows and slopping hogs and all
A D
Worked long and hard for a dollar a day
D G
The rooms in the old house had high ceilings
A D
Wall paper kept out the wind and the dust
G
I remember with mixed feelings,
A D
Featherbeds, heavy comforts, to keep warm, a must
D G
Come Winter, the sows had their litter
A D
There was always a runt who was pushed away
G
We?d bring it inside and spoon feed milk its dinner
A D
Till it was warm and strong enough to make its way
[Chorus]
D G
Shucking corn by hand in the Fall
A D
One cent a bushel was the pay
G
Milking cows and slopping hogs and all
A D
Worked long and hard for a dollar a day
D G
Just as the winters were cold
A D
The summers were just as hot
G
Many times I have been told
A D
We slept out in the yard on a mattress or cot
D G
Mr. Delaney was a rich old man
A D
But he treated us pretty nice
G
Cause my dad was a good hired man
A D
We had shelter so long as Dad paid the price
[Chorus]
D G
Shucking corn by hand in the Fall
A D
One cent a bushel was the pay
G
Milking cows and slopping hogs and all
A D
Worked long and hard for a dollar a day
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