All Videos Tagged cowboy (Cigar Box Nation) - Cigar Box Nation2024-04-30T22:44:46Zhttps://www.cigarboxnation.com/video/video/listTagged?tag=cowboy&rss=yes&xn_auth=noNasty's Cigar Box Guitar (2019)tag:www.cigarboxnation.com,2019-05-12:2592684:Video:33301332019-05-12T16:23:37.940ZNasty DeVillehttps://www.cigarboxnation.com/profile/AnttiHirvi
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</a><br />Tuning the fretless cigar box guitar and playing a riff with a slide. Tilly, Prose Mary, and the Diamond Jacktag:www.cigarboxnation.com,2015-10-25:2592684:Video:24217122015-10-25T22:31:12.780ZJamie MacBlueshttps://www.cigarboxnation.com/profile/JamieMacBlues
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</a> <br></br>Tilly, Prose Mary and The Diamond Jack<br></br>
1.The evening sun was shining, through the window of the last card game in town<br></br>
Uncle John he had a straight flush, and everyone was putting money down<br></br>
Mary wrote a poem, she could sense that thing weren't right<br></br>
One man he was chiming, he'd drawn diamonds near all night<br></br>
Nobody was smiling, except maybe theā¦
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</a><br />Tilly, Prose Mary and The Diamond Jack<br />
1.The evening sun was shining, through the window of the last card game in town<br />
Uncle John he had a straight flush, and everyone was putting money down<br />
Mary wrote a poem, she could sense that thing weren't right<br />
One man he was chiming, he'd drawn diamonds near all night<br />
Nobody was smiling, except maybe the Diamond Jack<br />
<br />
2. Uncle John he put his cards down, there were gasps of resentment in the air<br />
The word was going 'round, that the way he played might not be fair<br />
Tilly put her drink aside, and tried to calm things down<br />
Uncle John he stood up, as someone fired a round<br />
No one knew for sure, but folks were looking to the Diamond Jack<br />
<br />
3.The Diamond Jack was smiling, he'd never told a soul from whence he came<br />
Some said he was raised by wolves, other that selling watches was his game<br />
Tilly she had fancy clocks, that you could not buy in town<br />
And she had one in particular, that was gold just like a crown<br />
But Prose Mary's pen was flashing, and rhyming at the Diamond Jack<br />
<br />
<br />
4. Cousin Vinnie he came in staggering, leaned on the bar, and stole the nearest drink<br />
The Bartender he was wary, he was looking now at Tilly, by the sink<br />
Tilly dropped the glass she held, it crashed down to the floor<br />
Vinnie never looked around, he was strung out on drink and more<br />
He was singing a song he wrote, about Tilly and the Diamond Jack<br />
<br />
5. Vinnie never heard felt the knife, and the Diamond Jack he was standing out of range<br />
It wasn't him took Vinnie's life, he was too busy playing the waiting game<br />
Prose Mary she did cry out , for her one and only love<br />
Tilly she was laughing, she was never one to bluff<br />
Mary she was sighing, and looking at the Diamond jack<br />
<br />
6. The clock was chiming midnight, as Jason took the bodies way downtown<br />
He wasn't chasing Diamond Jack, he'd heard of some fellow lawmen he'd gunned down<br />
But something it was bugging him, and he had to check it out<br />
407 Earp Way, was the adresss now going 'round<br />
He could do with that State reward, on Lilly and the Diamond Jack<br />
<br />
7. It was quieter than a ghost town, and Jason was prowling like a cat<br />
His momma she had taught him well, to stalk, and to keep on looking back<br />
A shadow just behind him, caused him to duck down<br />
The shot it danced a ricochet, and caught Lilly through her gown<br />
She'd been heading up to Earp Way, hoping to see the Diamond Jack<br />
<br />
8. Lilly she was buried, lowered down beside poor Uncle John<br />
He'd never had much fun in life, so they thought he might have some fun now he was gone<br />
Prose Mary wrote the Eulogy, her iambic lines they flowed<br />
Reeds Taylor interrupted her, and she punched him on the nose<br />
No one else went looking,- looking for the Diamond Jack<br />
<br />
9. It might have been some time ago, but for many folks, the legend still lives on<br />
Mary she howls at the moon, and polishes old watches until dawn<br />
Tilly she made heaven, and uncle John did too<br />
Cousin Vinnie he's still waiting, with his SwampWitch, in the queue<br />
Nobody knows the truth of it all, excepy maybe the Diamond Jack<br />
<br />
<br />
10.My story it is ended, I got it from the vaults of Gramp MacBlues<br />
He died an old pan handler, but the gold he found it would not even buy his<br />
shoes<br />
And down in Nappa Valley, if you listen close at night<br />
You can hear an old car engine, and a wolf that sings in flight<br />
Some folks say its just the wind, but I know its the Diamond Jack