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Lyr Req: Gold in the Morning Sun DigiTrad: WOODY KNOWS NOTHING Related threads: (origins) Origin: Woody Knows Nothing / Saturday Night (43) (origins) Origins: I'm Just a Country Boy (102) Lyr Req: silver in the stars and gold in the... (7) |
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Gold in the Morning Sun From: alex s Date: 13 Feb 09 - 09:37 AM And recorded by Alison Krauss 2007(?) "You're just a country boy....." |
Subject: ADD: I'm Just a Country Boy From: Myrtle's cook Date: 13 Feb 09 - 06:25 AM The refrain and strands of these versions appear in Don William's 'I'm Just a Country Boy': I'M JUST A COUNTRY BOY (as recorded by Don Williams) I ain't gonna marry in the fall I ain't gonna marry in the spring Cause I'm in love with a pretty little girl Who wears a diamond ring CHORUS: Cause I'm just a country boy Money have I none But I've got silver in the stars And gold in the morning sun And gold in the morning sun Never gonna kiss the ruby red lips Of the prettiest girl in town Never gonna ask her if she'd marry me I know she'd turn me down Never could afford a store bought ring With a sparkling diamond stone All I could afford is a lovin' heart The only one I own |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Gold in the Morning Sun From: GUEST,steve m Date: 13 Feb 09 - 02:23 AM Alison Krauss does a cracking version, saw it on bbc4 last night |
Subject: RE: LYR/INFO REQ; Gold in the morning sun........ From: Jonathan Date: 22 Dec 98 - 02:16 PM I suspect it was the Belafonte version, as my Dad had a penchant for singing " I am your Daddy, OH NO, my Daddy can't be ugly so!" which was probably on the same album. Thanks all! Jonathan. |
Subject: Lyr Add: WOODY KNOWS NOTHING^^ From: Barbara Date: 13 Dec 98 - 11:39 PM I remember: Woody knows nothin' but peckin' on a bough Ah, but the skies are blue Never knew till I met you What love oh love could do, do What love oh love could do.
(and the turtledoves Dick is talking about) Can't you see yon turtledove |
Subject: RE: LYR/INFO REQ; Gold in the morning sun........ From: dick greenhaus Date: 13 Dec 98 - 07:03 PM Woody knows nothin' but peckin' on a log Out where the sky is blue; Never knew till I met you What love, oh love could do. Plus any of the standard Turtledove verses. I believe Bellafonte did the "big" record of this. |
Subject: Lyr Add: GOLD IN THE MORNING SUN (from Sonny James From: Gene Date: 13 Dec 98 - 06:12 PM Here's the version recorded by Sonny James GOLD IN THE MORNING SUN (As recorded by Sonny James) Call me a happy boy in love Heartaches have I none Oh, I've got silver in the stars And gold in the morning sun - sun Gold in the morning sun. Got a little girl and she loves me She's not the jiltin' kind Never, never worry what she does I know that her heart is mine - mine I know that her heart is mine. Refrain: Gold in the morning sun Gold in the morning sun. Upon the mountain yesterday Walkin' hand in hand I took my sweetheart in my arms And told her that our love would stand - stand Told her that our love would stand. Pretty, pretty little one Let not your heart ache For like the dove and his true love Never will I forsake - forsake Never will I forsake. Repeat refrain TAG: Gold in the morning sun. |
Subject: ADD Version: Gold in the Morning Sun From: Barbara Date: 13 Dec 98 - 10:09 AM I have a version performed by Eric Darling. Have to look up the lyrics, I think, since 1960 gets further away every year. Is this what you want? GOLD IN THE MORNING SUN (as recorded by Eric Darling) I'm just a poor little country boy, Money have I none, But there's silver in the stars (moon?) Gold in the morning sun, sun Gold in the morning sun.
Redbird sittin' in a sycamore tree
Blue jay pulls a four horse plow,
Seems like there's one more verse... anyone? |
Subject: RE: LYR/INFO REQ; Gold in the morning sun........ From: Gene Date: 12 Dec 98 - 04:43 PM It was recorded (among others) by Sonny James---The Southern Gentleman Will post lyrics later, if no one else does.. |
Subject: LYR/INFO REQ; Gold in the morning sun........ From: Jonathan Date: 12 Dec 98 - 03:16 PM At that funny age now, starting to get maudlin about my childhood; this song was common....... For I have silver in the stars And gold in the morning sun................. Anyone have the words and tell me who performed it in the early 60s (aaaah, those 60s!) Jonathan. |
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