Uncle Pen-Leon Russell

[ti:Uncle Pen] [ar:Leon Russell] [al:Hank Wilson's Back] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Uncle Pen - Leon Russell (拉塞尔) [00:19.73]Oh the people would come from far away [00:21.68]To dance all night to the break of day [00:23.48]When the caller would holler Do Si Do [00:25.28]They knew Uncle Pen was ready to go [00:27.45] [00:29.12]Late in the evening about sundown [00:30.71]High on the hill an' above the town [00:32.27]Uncle Pen played the fiddle Lord how it rang [00:34.43]You could hear it talk you could hear it sing [00:36.70] [00:55.93]Well he played an old tune they called the Soldier's Joy [00:57.79]And he played the one they called the Boston Boy [00:59.71]Greatest of all was the Jennie Lynn [01:01.28]To me that's where the fiddling begins [01:03.36] [01:04.95]Late in the evening about sundown [01:06.83]High on the hill an' above the town [01:08.64]Uncle Pen played the fiddle Lord how it rang [01:10.63]You could hear it talk you could hear it sing [01:12.59] [01:32.24]I'll never forget that mournful day [01:33.19] [01:33.86]When old Uncle Pen was called away [01:35.75]He hung up his fiddle and he hung up his bow [01:37.77]And he knew it was time for him to go [01:40.20] [01:41.45]Late in the evening about sundown [01:43.14]High on the hill an' above the town [01:45.03]Uncle Pen played the fiddle Lord how it rang [01:46.95]You could hear it talk you could hear it sing [01:48.92] [01:59.72]Late in the evening about sundown [02:01.30]High on the hill an' above the town [02:03.20]Uncle Pen played the fiddle Lord how it rang [02:05.22]You could hear it talk you could hear it sing