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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
Town Blacksmith
Copyrighted by: Verne Garrison-04-02-07Valley Park, Mo
Banjo adgbd (G tuning 5th spiked to A at 7th fret)
Medium speed Key D
Town Blacksmith
D E
My home town had a blacksmith named Henry Bosler
A D
He was the one on whom all the farmers depend
E
Mr Bosler would make their plow shares sharper
A D
So they could go back and plow their fields again
G D
He had a little shed on the far side of town
E A
Where they would come and form a long line
D E
If the didnt get there real early
A D
They would lose a day of plowing time
D E
Some of the big farmers got real edgy
A D
And wanted to move up and get out of line
E
But Henry would stare at them with his heavy hammer
A D
They would grumble, but get back in line
G D
Henry Bosler was the village blacksmith
E A
And the only one for miles a- round
D E
At times, he could be real inde- pendent
A D D7
Make him self scarce, not to be found
G D
Everyone finally knew he was needed
E A
And they made a point to thank him every day
D E
Then Henry came down with a sickness
A D
And they used a black wagon to haul him away
D E
Now the town is very sorry
A D
That they had treated him that way
E
They took up a big collection
A D
And sent it to his sister far, far away
D E
I know the town did not prosper
A D
Without Mr. Bosler there every day
E
Some say it was his way of gettin even
A D
And that he and his sister are spending that collection today.
Copyrighted by: Verne Garrison-04-02-07Valley Park, Mo
Banjo adgbd (G tuning 5th spiked to A at 7th fret)
Medium speed Key D
Town Blacksmith
D E
My home town had a blacksmith named Henry Bosler
A D
He was the one on whom all the farmers depend
E
Mr Bosler would make their plow shares sharper
A D
So they could go back and plow their fields again
G D
He had a little shed on the far side of town
E A
Where they would come and form a long line
D E
If the didnt get there real early
A D
They would lose a day of plowing time
D E
Some of the big farmers got real edgy
A D
And wanted to move up and get out of line
E
But Henry would stare at them with his heavy hammer
A D
They would grumble, but get back in line
G D
Henry Bosler was the village blacksmith
E A
And the only one for miles a- round
D E
At times, he could be real inde- pendent
A D D7
Make him self scarce, not to be found
G D
Everyone finally knew he was needed
E A
And they made a point to thank him every day
D E
Then Henry came down with a sickness
A D
And they used a black wagon to haul him away
D E
Now the town is very sorry
A D
That they had treated him that way
E
They took up a big collection
A D
And sent it to his sister far, far away
D E
I know the town did not prosper
A D
Without Mr. Bosler there every day
E
Some say it was his way of gettin even
A D
And that he and his sister are spending that collection today.
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