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Date: 9/22/97; 2:12:08 PM
From: ah827@rgfn.epcc.Edu (Gene L. Graham)
Subject: PIG IN A PEN


PIG IN A PEN
Recorded by The Stanley Brothers

CAPO: 2nd FRET/KEY: A/PLAY: G
CHORUS
[G] I got a pig at home in a pen
Corn to feed 'im [C] on
All I need's a [G] pretty little girl
To [D7] feed 'im when I'm [G] gone.

[G] Goin' on the mountain
To sow a little [C] cane
Raise a barrel of [G] Sorghum
To sweeten [D7] ol' Liza [G] Jane.

CHORUS

Black cloud's a-risin' - surest sign of rain
Get the old Grey bonnet on - Little Liza Jane.

CHORUS

Yonder comes that gal of mine - how d'you think I know?
Can tell by that Gingham gown - hangin' down so low.

CHORUS

Bake them biscuits, lady - bake 'em good n' brown
When you get them biscuits baked - we're Alabam-y bound.

CHORUS

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Note. Two Additional verses from: A HOOTIN' HOOTENANY - The Van Dykes

When she sees me comin' - she wrings her hands and cries
Yonder comes the sweetest boy - that ever lived or died.

Now, when she sees me leavin' - she wrings her hands and cries
Yonder goes the meanest boy - that ever lived or died.