Unreleased Songs

The Bluegrass Album Band Unreleased Songs Lyrics
1.Big Black Train

Lyricist:S G Johnson, G Sherry

Well, I had the blues
But now they're gone
I'm on a big black freight train
And we're movin' on

I'm on a big black train and I'm movin' on
I'm on a big black train and I'll soon be gone
Well, this big black train, it keeps movin' on

Well, if you want me, baby, better get on the track
Got a one way ticket and I won't be back
Well, this big black freight train
It's movin' down the railroad track

Well, you cheated on me, baby, and you told me lies
You said that you was gonna laugh every time I cried
Well, this big black train
We're tellin' you good bye

I'm on a big black train and I'm movin' on
I'm on a big black train and I'll soon be gone
Well, this big black train, it keeps movin' on


2.Blue Ridge Cabin Home

Lyricist:Gladys Stacey, Louise Certain

There's a well beaten path on this old mountainside
Where I wandered when I was a lad
There I wandered alone to the place I call home
In those Blue Ridge hills far away

Oh, I love those hills of old Virginia
From those Blue Ridge hills I did roam
When I die, won't you bury me on the mountain
Far away, near my Blue Ridge mountain home

Now my thoughts wander back to the ramshackle shack
In those Blue Ridge hills far away
Where my mother and dad are laid there to rest
They're sleeping in peace together there

Oh, I love those hills of old Virginia
From those Blue Ridge hills I did roam
When I die, won't you bury me on the mountain
Far away, near my Blue Ridge mountain home

I return to that old mountain home with the sigh
I've been longing for days gone by
When I die, won't you bury me on this old mountain side
Make my resting place upon the hills so high

Oh, I love those hills of old Virginia
From those Blue Ridge hills I did roam
When I die, won't you bury me on the mountain
Far away, near my Blue Ridge mountain home

Oh, I love those hills of old Virginia
From those Blue Ridge hills I did roam
When I die, won't you bury me on the mountain
Far away, near my Blue Ridge mountain home