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The Traveling Handyman
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A song from a poem written by Ann Martin about her Father.
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Folk/Country music and an excellent backup group.
Me (Jimmy Morgan): I have been playing guitar and singing since I was nine years old. My inspiration to play guitar and sing as a child was my family. The great support and love from my family has inspired me to write songs that come from the heart. My current CD "Jimmy Morgan, Life - Beginning to End" reflects my love for my wife, of twenty-one years, Thurma; my four children Jason, Jennifer, Kevin, and Emily; and my Mother, Lyla. Joel Martin: My friend and former neighbor, now has a house with a serious recording studio. Joel has been playing music for almost 34 years, he started taking piano lessons when he was six. He has studied music in college, and is proficient at many instruments. His forte is composing and arranging. Jason Stark: A dear friend of the family and an excellent volcalist, musician, and songwriter. Plays guitar, harmonica, brass horns, chello, and keyboard. He can play just about anything he picks-up. Elle Clark: Another friend with a beautiful voice. Elle is also a Musician and Songwriter. I'm so glad to have her as a part of the band.
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Genre
Country • Alternative Country
Charts
Peak #188
Peak in subgenre #36
Author
Jimmy Morgan
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Words: Ann Martin; Vocals & Music: Jimmy Morgan; M
Uploaded
January 11, 2004
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MP3 2.7 MB • 128 kbps • 0:00
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Chorus: He's the Traveling Handyman. He goes up and down the coast. Building and repairing. He's really quite the most. Verse 1: Anything you name it. He'll nail it, glue it, or frame it. Replace, redo, remodel. With the tools to do it all. Chorus: He's the Traveling Handyman. He goes up and down the coast. Building and repairing. He's really quite the most. Verse 2: Weather installing or removing. He'll say any job worth doing, Is a job worth doing right. Just put on a pot of coffee, cause he's up before the light. Chorus: He's the Traveling Handyman. He goes up and down the coast. Building and repairing. He's really quite the most. Verse3: He'll work from start to finish. Down to the final coat of varnish. When the job is all done and the tools are neatly pack. He'll head off down the road, but worry he'll be back. Chorus: He's the Traveling Handyman. He goes up and down the coast. Building and repairing. He's really quite the most. He's the Traveling Handyman. He goes up and down the coast. Building and repairing. He's really quite the most. Ending: He's the Traveling Handyman. He's the Traveling Handyman. He's the Traveling Handyman. He's really quite the most.
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