"Fiddler's Grove"
Copyright 2012, Tano Music
Words & Music by Tom Sperrazzo
I'm heading 'cross the Yadkin river, for the Blue Ridge hills ;
Daddy's banjo and grandpa's fiddle, come to show my skills;
Down in FIDDLER'S GROVE! Down in FIDDLER'S GROVE!
Dad and Grandpa lived on Brushy Mountain, played right here every May ;
Tales of music that they keep recountin', up to this present day;
Down in FIDDLER'S GROVE! Down in FIDDLER'S GROVE!
Western Carolina's got the best fiddlers!
They play that bluegrass real sweet;
Double-stoppin', fancy chopping, slidin', and shufflin'
And my, that blessed ramblin' beat! Tap your feet!
Folks jumpin' on the stage and cloggin'; heel and toe, stomp that shoe!
Masters coolin' down their bows with rosin--Listen up- there's somethin' new!
Down in FIDDLER'S GROVE! Down in FIDDLER'S GROVE!
Yes-sir, I'm down in FIDDLER'S GROVE! Yes indeed.
Western Carolina's got the best fiddlers!
They play the hottest howlin' licks;
Mandolins and 5-string banjoes, double bass and dobro;
The band can't hold their flamin' picks! Blessed day!
Fiddlers showin' up at Van Hoy's bandstand--Come on in, start a jam!
Huddle with a banjo or a mandolin man--Join in, it's quite a slam!
Down in FIDDLER'S GROVE! Down in FIDDLER'S GROVE!
God Lord, I'm here in FIDDLER'S GROVE! Yes indeed!
Song facts:
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A real-life event in Western Carolina
