Lyr Req: The Trail of the Lonesome Pine

Subject: RE: Lyrics?on the trail of the lonesome pine
From: Gene
Date: 23 Apr 98 - 10:26 AM

RENEW

Subject: RE: Lyrics?on the trail of the lonesome pine
From: dick greenhaus
Date: 28 Mar 97 - 04:27 PM

And then there was the parody (Boy Scout?)

In the Blue Ridge Mountains of Viginny
Stood a cow on the railroad track
She was a nice old cow, with horns so fine
But you can't expect a cow to read a railroad sign---
The train come a-chuggin' along the track
And hit her Smack!
In the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginny
where we get butter, eggnog, cottage cheese, sour cream...
(spoken, and trailing of into the distance.)

Subject: Lyr Add: THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE (Macdonald
From: Gene Graham
Date: 28 Mar 97 - 03:24 PM

Never did find the REX ALLEN album, but found this:

THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE - Hal "Lone" Pine and his Mountaineers with Betty Cody - Writers: MacDonald and Carroll

Refrain:
In the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia
On the trail of the lonesome Pine
In the pale moonshine our hearts entwine
Where you carved your name and I carved mine

Oh, you - like the mountains are blue
Like the pine - I am lonesome for you
In the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia
On the trail of the lonesome Pine.

On a mountain in Virginia stands a lonesome Pine
Just below is the little cabin home of a little girl of mine
Her name is June and very, very soon she'll belong to me
For I know she's waiting there for me 'neath that lone Pine tree;
Refrain:

Subject: RE: Lyrics?on the trail of the lonesome pine
From: Marsha
Date: 28 Mar 97 - 12:02 PM

Gene,

WOW! Thanks so much. I'll be looking for your message.

Marsha

Subject: RE: Lyrics?on the trail of the lonesome pine
From: Gene Graham
Date: 27 Mar 97 - 06:19 PM

Hi..soon as I find my Rex Allen album with that on it..you got it! It ain't where it's supposed to be....

Subject: Lyrics?on the trail of the lonesome pine
From:
Date: 26 Mar 97 - 04:09 PM

Does anyone know words to an old cowboy song that includes a line "....on the trail of the lonesome pine". My 79 year old dad swears he used to sing it many years ago. He wants to teach it to my 5 year old daughter. Thanks!