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“Starving to Death on a Government Claim,” also known as Lane or Greer County Bachelor, is a traditional song from the late 19th century. It’s often sung in 6/8 time to the tune of “The Irish Washerwoman,” or sometimes in 3/4.
A traditional western pioneer song from the late 19th century, this recording is from the CD "Rails, Trails and Tall Tales" (Jawbone 009) by Bob Bovee.
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13 mag 2021 · Starving to Death on a Government Claim is a traditional American folk-song. The Library of Congress has no record of authorship. Furthermore, the performer is Vance Randolph, the famed...
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- Catfish Franklin
I'm keeping old patch on a elegant plan, You'll find me out west in the country of Lane. I'm starving to death on a government claim (2). My house it is built out of natural soil, Its walls are erected according to Hoyle, Its roof has no pitch, but is level and plain, I always get wet if it happens to rain.
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Starving To Death On A Government Claim · John McEuen · Colcannon · Jim Salestrom The Music Of The Wild West ℗ 2007 Varese Sarabande...
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Where the winds never cease and the rains never fall. Come join in the chorus, and boast of her fame. While starving to death on your government claim. Now don't get discouraged, you poor hungry men, We're all here as free as a pig in a pen; Just stick to your homestead and battle your fleas.
