The annual song from the shop sitting by the profane heater. May 1 and cold enough to use it.As done here: I=E, IV=A and V=BBlue Eyes Crying In The Rain by Fred Rose[I] In the twilight glow I seen her.[V] Blue eyes crying in the [I] rain.When we kissed goodbye and parted.I [V] knew we'd never meet a [I]gain[IV] Love is like a dying ember.And [I] only memories re[V] main.And [I] through the ages I'll remember[V] Blue eyes crying in the [I] rain.[IV] Someday when we meet up yonder[I] We'll stroll hand in hand a[V] gain[I] In a land that knows no parting[V] Blue eyes crying in the [I]rain.
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Back for another listen, this is at my #1 of your vids to date John. You are in top form voice and playing and there is something about the acoustics of the shop with the tick tock of the clock in the background that does it. A great song and you do it so well!
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Thanks Ruth.
John I think this is my favorite yet!!!!!!!!
Great song
Thanks, Jim.
That's beautiful Unc. I sure enjoy your touch on these songs.
lovin it great song,great rendition.salud,Mr Golden Pipes.....
Ya know it really bugs me how clean yer shop is...damn
Yay! Nice one, John. One of my favourite country tunes, and you play and sing it brilliantly. A nice nod of the head to Willie's 80th birthday.
Thanks, Pat and Harvey. As soon as it falls off the main page, I have an old blues I am anxious to put up.
Sweeeet! What a nice sound. I really enjoyed listening to that, sir.
Back for another listen, this is at my #1 of your vids to date John. You are in top form voice and playing and there is something about the acoustics of the shop with the tick tock of the clock in the background that does it. A great song and you do it so well!
Thanks Rich. Good to hear from my Bama friend.
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