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Lake Fork Verne and his banjo. Original country and Americana songs. Songs of yesteryear, growing up during the great depression 1930's and the way things are
Just me and my banjo...writing and singing about how things used to be long ago in the 30;s and 40's and how those experiences affect today. I started out wanting to get on record these stories and songs for my grandchildren; but after doing it for a while, others have expresses interest so we are recording and putting them out there.
Song Info
Genre
Country • Country General
Charts
Peak #275
Peak in subgenre #94
Author
Verne Garrison
Rights
Copyright: Verne Garrison 2012
Uploaded
March 02, 2012
Track Files
MP3
MP3 1.9 MB • 160 kbps • 1:41
Lyrics
X Corn Crib Tavern by Lake Fork Verne Corn Crib Tavern Cover Art * Tweet * * Edit * Delete 00:00 / 01:41 * Digital Track Immediate download of Corn Crib Tavern in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire. Buy Now $1 USD * Share / Embed lyrics Corn Crib Tavern Copyrighted by: Verne Garrison, Feb 28, 2012 Valley Park, Mo Banjo tuned E, Capo 3, Key A Slow to moderate tempo A D Corn Crib, a little tavern A Outside my home town E Two steel quonsets shoved together A Everybody let their hair hang down It was built just after the war Using materials that they had at hand A few tables and chair, and a dance floor A Wurlitzer juke box served as the band Just outside of the little Latham town On U S Route One-twenty-one Some passers-by could be found But mostly locals hung around The Corn Crib Tavern On the East side of town Lots of sad stories there And many did get around Tag: The Corn Crib Tavern on the East side of town. Long time ago, it burned to the ground. credits released 29 February 2012 Copyright by: Verne Garrison, Feb 29, 2012
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Jamey Darnold
Mar 04, 2012
Another great one Verne! Those old watering holes were the best. Too bad it burned down