Create lyrics explanation
Select some words and click "Explain" button. Then type your
knowledge, add image or YouTube video till "Good-o-meter" shows
"Cool" or "Awesome!". Publish your explanation with "Explain"
button. Get karma points!
David Allan Coe – Family Reunion lyrics
By: David Allan Coe
Mama taught us how to sing in harmony
Grandma used to stomp her foot and slap her knee
I can still hear daddy sing down by the old mill stream
When uncle jim played the fiddle
You could hear it talk - you could hear it sing
And it echoed down the mountain to those georgia pines
Ran through tennessee just like that old moonshine
Old joe clark, cripple creek, annie get your gun
I guess my all-Time favorite was that fox on the run
Like A fox - like A fox on the run
Grandpa played the doro till the break of dawn
Me I had this guitar and I'd strum along
Carol played the washboard and the tambourine
Little mary beth would always help us sing
Mama taught us how to sing in harmony
Grandma used to stomp her foot and slap her knee
I can still hear daddy sing down by the old mill stream
When uncle jim played the fiddle
You could hear it talk - you could hear it sing
And it echoed down the mountain to those georgia pines
Ran through tennessee just like that old moonshine
Old joe clark, cripple creek, annie get your gun
I guess my all-Time favorite was that fox on the run
Like A fox - like A fox on the run
Grandpa played the doro till the break of dawn
Me I had this guitar and I'd strum along
Carol played the washboard and the tambourine
Little mary beth would always help us sing
Lyrics taken from
/lyrics/d/david_allan_coe/family_reunion.html
