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Lyr Req: Devil's Tramping Ground (Tommy Faile)
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Devil's Tramping Ground From: Jim Dixon Date: 07 Oct 09 - 10:21 AM The Devil's Tramping Ground is not just any barren place, but one particular barren place. See Wikipedia. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Devil's Tramping Ground From: Jim Dixon Date: 06 Oct 09 - 12:24 AM This is probably incomplete, but I think I've got a chorus and two verses, not necessarily in the right order. I transcribed them from sound samples. The songwriter, Tommy Faile, is famous for a couple of other spooky stories, PHANTOM 309 (which he wrote) and BROWN MOUNTAIN LIGHT (which he recorded but didn't write). Click here. DEVIL'S TRAMPING GROUND Tommy Faile CHORUS: Stay away. Don't be found When darkness falls on the devil's tramping ground. Here is a story, true so they say, Handed down through history and talked about today: A barren spot of earth, not a living thing there found, Known far and wide as the devil's tramping ground. ... When darkness falls on the strange barren path, Satan comes to walk tonight and plan his evil wrath. He curses all that's good, and at sin he laughs with glee. They say he comes here every night but no one waits to see. [Recorded by The Cumberlands (Harold Thom, Betty Thom, Jim Smoak) on "Bridging the Gap" Copper Creek CD #2002, 2003.] |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Devil's Tramping Ground From: Mick Pearce (MCP) Date: 04 Oct 09 - 06:08 AM A group called The Cumberlands sing a song of that name on the album Bridging The Gap (just over half way down the page). The track is also on Amazon mp3 for download: The Devil's Tramping Ground. You can hear a clip on the Amazon page, so could you tell us if that's the right song? Mick |
Subject: Lyr Req: Devil's Tramping Ground From: GUEST,perry Date: 03 Oct 09 - 08:57 PM there is a song in the back of my head i heard years ago. its about those barren patches of ground found here in north carolina where legend has it the devil dances. i was hoping someone could help me find the lyrics. id greatly appreciate any help. thanks |
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