Subject: Re: Words to a song |
Author:
Bill Reeve
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Date Posted: 18:56:58 08/06/05 Sat
In reply to:
Marina James
's message, "Words to a song" on 01:22:02 08/06/05 Sat
I believe the title is "Feudin', a-Fussin' and a-Fightin'"
The best version, IMHO, was by Dorothy Shay, the Park Avenue hill-billy. Crosby sangit, also, as well as many others.
Feudin' and fussin' and a-fightin,'
Sometimes it gets to be excitin,'
Don't like them ornery neighbors down by the creek,
We'll be plumb out of neighbors next week.
Grandma, poor ol' grandma,
Why'd they have to shoot poor grandma.
She lies 'neath the clover
Someone caught her bending over
Pickin' up a daisy!
Feduin' and fussin' and a-fightin'
This is a wrong that needs a rightin,'
Let's get that funeral service over
So then we can start in a-feudin' again.
Feudin' and fightin' and a-fussin,'
That's all that's goin' on with us'n.
We are such neighborly people peaceful and sweet,
All except when we happen to meet.
Daughter, baby daughter,
Poisened all the neighbors chickens.
Daughter hadn't oughter
Least 'till she could run like the dickens.
They hit her with a shovel!
Feudin' and fightin' and a-fussin'
No use a-standin' here a-cussin,'
Let's give our daughter a pistol now that she's four
And go feudin' and fightin' some more.
> I`m looking for the words to a sng that has the
>following lines in it....."Grandma, dear old Grandma,
> Why did they shoot poor Grandma?
> She lies `neath the clover,
> Somebody caught her bending over
> Pickin` up a Daisy".....etc.???
> Can you help me please?
> Marina.
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