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Uncle Pen
(Bill Monroe)
Oh, the people would come from far away
They'd dance all night till the break of day
When the caller would holler do-se-do
We knew Uncle Pen was ready to go.
Late in the evenin' about sundown
High on the hill and above the town
Uncle Pen played the fiddle Lordy how it could ring
You could hear it talk you could hear it sing.
--- Instrumental ---
Well, he played an ole tune called Soldier's Joy
And the one they called Boston Boy
But the greatest of all was Ginny Lynn
To me that's where fiddlin' begin
Late in the evening about sundown
High on the hill and above the town
Uncle Pen played the fiddle Lordy how it could ring
You could hear it talk you could hear it sing.
--- Instrumental ---
I'll never forget that mournful day
When Uncle Pen was called away
They hung up his fiddle they hung up his bow
They kneow it was time for him to go.
Late in the evenin' about sundown
High on the hill and above the town
Uncle Pen played the fiddle Lordy how it could ring
You could hear it talk you could hear it sing...
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You could hear it talk you could hear it sing...
Uncle Pen played the fiddle Lordy how it could ring
High on the hill and above the town
Late in the evenin' about sundown
They kneow it was time for him to go.
They hung up his fiddle they hung up his bow
When Uncle Pen was called away
I'll never forget that mournful day
--- Instrumental ---
You could hear it talk you could hear it sing.
Uncle Pen played the fiddle Lordy how it could ring
High on the hill and above the town
Late in the evening about sundown
To me that's where fiddlin' begin
But the greatest of all was Ginny Lynn
And the one they called Boston Boy
Well, he played an ole tune called Soldier's Joy
--- Instrumental ---
You could hear it talk you could hear it sing.
Uncle Pen played the fiddle Lordy how it could ring
High on the hill and above the town
Late in the evenin' about sundown
We knew Uncle Pen was ready to go.
When the caller would holler do-se-do
They'd dance all night till the break of day
Oh, the people would come from far away
(Bill Monroe)
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