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at home in Bristol, Tennessee
Bristol is the Birthplace of Country Music
Jimmie Rogers and Mother Maybelle testify
And Pop Stoneman and Ernie Ford
Doyle

the radio he looks 15 years
Old, like he's in here for
Stealing gum there's Lawson
Who gave me the magazines and
Taught me how to
Use the phone twenty-one

You Gotta Dig a Little Deeper

Doyle Lawson

You Gotta Dig a Little Deeper

2005

[Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver]


Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeell.


You gotta dig a little deeper,

if that girl's a keeper,

Lose a little bit of your pride,

Story of the Lawson Family

The Stanley Brothers

Early Starday-King Years 1958-1961

1994

Lawson, and this song is entitled, "The Story of the Lawson Family."

It was long last Christmas evening
The snow was on the ground
At his home in North

surgical
Dawg, dawg
I gotta go vertical, sin after sin so I pray God is merciful
Tryna run straight but I'm running in circles like
Dawg, dawg
Sometimes my

The crime don't stop
Till God come and the time get stopped
Bottles getting popped
Corona by the cases
Yeah is the summer Oasis

It's getting hot out here

Here to Eternity

Rod Stewart

Rod Stewart

1986

Forever 
Unto eternity
Oh God gave me something 
I must hold on to
Gonna hold on him
No matter what you do 
I love him
Here to eternity
Jimmy Doyle

playing all around me
I might just climb up Old Rocky Top
To chase a little Fox On The Run
Then I'll want to hear Doyle Lawson and some Monroe
Before my

By the thought of us 
Where the real ones at 
There aren't a lot of us 
Me and Kwon 
talk the talk 
And walk the walk 
And y'all ride the bus 
O'Doyle

AN ANSWER TO VARIOUS BARDS - BY BANJO PATERSON


WELL, I'VE WAITED MIGHTY PATIENT WHILE THEY ALL CAME ROLLING IN, 
MISTER LAWSON, MISTER DYSON,

The Bulletin, 23 July 1892
This poem was prompted by reading Henry Lawson's poem "Borderland".

IN DEFENCE OF THE BUSH
(words Banjo Paterson, music

Idle
SECOND BROTHER:  Michael Palin


Scene 1
[wind]
[clop clop]
ARTHUR:  Whoa there!
[clop clop]
GUARD #1:  Halt!  Who goes there?
ARTHUR:  It is I,

spin it full propeller
I'm Nigela Lawson stacking mozzarella

Only joking I'm an introvert
Alone inside my room because my insides hurt 
I contemplate

The City Bushman - In Answer to "Banjo," and Otherwise by Henry Lawson - Part B

WOULD YOU LIKE TO CHANGE WITH CLANCY -- GO A-DROVING? TELL US TRUE,

nothing
In planet Brisbane 

My time is divisible by visits to the guitar store
Attendants recognise 
The chords that I strum 

First universal thing I've

bananas
Twerking over drinks
Obscene table manners
Them boiz ain't got no coochie
Ts'why they hating on the ladies
Who is there mama
Hey mama i'm put you

The Night Patty Murphy Died
 (Traditional, crranged by clan Doyle and Tim Hicks)
© Skinner's Hill Music Ltd (SOCcN), administered by Kobalt Music

If you're Irish come into the parlour
There's a welcome there for you
If your name is Timothy or Pat
So long as you come from Ireland
There's

on the streets
All the girls there lose their brain
(oh my god) this ain’t new to him
Westley Unseld used to fame

This is Wes Unseld
And I approve this message

Shakers and Movers

Midnight Oil

Blue Sky Mining

1990

you, but I live without your love

Our poet Henry Lawson, he named them, the lay'em out brigade
Here they come, there they go, oh great god

A Prince Among Men (Only a Miner)

Patrick Street

All In Good Time

1997

His dad was a miner and his granddad was too
There was never much question about what he might do
By the age of thirteen he had laid down his pen

served He's my all in all

And I dwell in him and he in me
And in him there is no end

Bridge
I move by his grace and I walk by his strength
He is the God

still is snakes
But I got shit to lose
Money on the way
Making business moves
Let the niggas play
And get put in the news
See (see), how fuck niggas

His dad was a miner and his granddad was too
There was never much question about what he might do
By the age of thirteen he had laid down his pen