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    Well I was born ’way cross Georgia

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    voice; guitarsReel 302 Side #2 No. 8 Collected by Mike Fiddler For M.C. Parler Transcribed by Linda Humphrey Sung by; Bill Estep Prairie Grove, Ark Dec. 28, 1964 The Greenback Dollar Well I was born ’way cross Georgia North Carolina I did go Fell in love with a pretty young maiden And her age I did not know. I don’t want your greenback dollar I don’t want your watch and chain All I want is you my darling, Won’t you take me back again? Papa said you should not marry Mamma said it'd never do If you ever learn to love me, I will run away with you. Papa said you shouldn't marry Mamma said it'd never do If you ever learn to love me, I will fun away with you. I know your heart is weeping And my heart is weeping too All I want is all your lovin' You’re the one, ......The Greenback Dollar continued I don't want your greenback dollar I don't want your watch and chain All I want is you my darling, Won't you take me back again?Funding for digitization provided by the Arkansas Humanities Council and the Happy Hollow Foundation

    Welll, when I was a little bitty baby,

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    voice; guitarsReel 302 Side #2 No. 7 Collected by Mike Fiddler For M.C. Parler Transcribed by Linda Humphrey Sung by: Bill Estep Prairie Grove, Ark. Dec. 28, 1964 Those Old Cotton Fields Back Home Welll, when I was a little bitty baby, Mommy used to rock me in her cradle In those old cotton fields back home. Well, when I'm bound to Louisiana Just about a mile from Texarkana And those old cotton fields back home. When those cotton balls get rotten, You can't pick very much cotton In those old cotton fields back home. Well, when I'm bound to Louisiana, Just about a mile from Texarkana And those old cotton fields back home. When those cotton balls get rottan, You can't pick very much cotton In those old cotton fields back home. Well, when I'm bound for Louisiana Just about a mile from Texarkana And those old cotton fields back home.Funding for digitization provided by the Arkansas Humanities Council and the Happy Hollow Foundation
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