Biografía:
Rosalie Sorrels (Rosalie Ann Stringfellow, Boise, Idaho, June 24, 1933 - June 11, 2017) was an American folk singer, guitarist and songwriter.
She began her public career as a singer and collector of traditional folksongs in the late 1950s. During the early 1960s she left her husband and began traveling and performing at music festivals and clubs throughout the United States. She and her five children traveled across the country as she worked to support her family and establish herself as a performer.
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Otras canciones:
- Borderline Heart
- Brigham Young
- Come And Be My Driver
- Death Of Kathy Fiscus
- Goodbye Joe Hill
- Goodnight Loving Trail
- Gospel Snake
- I Think Of You
- If I Could Be The Rain
- Ive Got A Home Out In Utah
- Nevada Moon
- Old Buddy Goodnight
- Philadelphia Lawyer
- Rock Me To Sleep
- Some Other Place Some Other Time
- Starlight On The Rails
- That Girl Played Injun With Me
- The Fox
- The Wreck Of The Old Number Nine
- Tying Knots In The Devils Tail
- Utahs Dixie
- Way Out In Idaho
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[Verse 1]
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Oh, the fox travelled out one moonshiney night,
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Prayed that the moon might shine very bright,
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For he had a long journey to go that night
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Before he could get to the town-o,
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Town-o, town-o,
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He had a long journey to go that night
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Before he could get to the town-o.
[Verse 2]
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Oh, the fox ran along 'til he came to a farm,
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And there he found ducks and geese in alarm;
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Said, the fattest of you all is gonna grease my back
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Before I leave this town-o,
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Town-o, town-o,
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The fattest of you all is gonna grease my back
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Before I leave this town-o.
[Verse 3]
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Well, old Mrs. Flipper-Flopper jumped out of bed,
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And out of the window she poked her long head,
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Saying, jump up John, the gray goose is gone,
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And the fox will soon be out of the town-o,
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Town-o, town-o,
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Jump up John, the gray goose is gone,
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And the fox will soon be out of the town-o.
[Verse 4]
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So John took his gun and ran to the hill,
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And there he blowed it loud and shrill;
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You may blow, said the fox, it is good music still,
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But I will soon be out of the town-o,
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Town-o, town-o,
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Blow, said the fox, it is good music still,
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But I will soon be out of the town-o.
[Verse 5]
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Well the fox ran along 'til he came to his den,
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And there he found young ones nine or ten.
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Oh, lawsy massa daddy, you had better go again,
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For we think you had a lucky journey,
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Journey, journey,
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Lawsy massa daddy, you had better go again,
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We think you had a lucky journey.
D
Oh, the fox travelled out one moonshiney night,
A
Prayed that the moon might shine very bright,
A
For he had a long journey to go that night
D
Before he could get to the town-o,
A D
Town-o, town-o,
D
He had a long journey to go that night
D
Before he could get to the town-o.
[Verse 2]
D
Oh, the fox ran along 'til he came to a farm,
A
And there he found ducks and geese in alarm;
D
Said, the fattest of you all is gonna grease my back
D
Before I leave this town-o,
D
Town-o, town-o,
D
The fattest of you all is gonna grease my back
D
Before I leave this town-o.
[Verse 3]
D
Well, old Mrs. Flipper-Flopper jumped out of bed,
D
And out of the window she poked her long head,
Em
Saying, jump up John, the gray goose is gone,
D
And the fox will soon be out of the town-o,
D
Town-o, town-o,
Em
Jump up John, the gray goose is gone,
D
And the fox will soon be out of the town-o.
[Verse 4]
D
So John took his gun and ran to the hill,
· A
And there he blowed it loud and shrill;
A
You may blow, said the fox, it is good music still,
D
But I will soon be out of the town-o,
D
Town-o, town-o,
D
Blow, said the fox, it is good music still,
D
But I will soon be out of the town-o.
[Verse 5]
D
Well the fox ran along 'til he came to his den,
A
And there he found young ones nine or ten.
D
Oh, lawsy massa daddy, you had better go again,
D
For we think you had a lucky journey,
D
Journey, journey,
D
Lawsy massa daddy, you had better go again,
D
We think you had a lucky journey.
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