Bluegrass Festival in the Sky
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Bluegrass Festival in the Sky
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In the sweet by and by at that Bluegrass Festival in the sky.
There'll be Monroe Flatt Scruggs and the Stanleys
The Lonesome Pine Fiddlers and the whole McGranner's Family
Molly and the Stonemans and Martin and Crow
Dillard and Thompson and Smiley and Reno.
(And we will sing)
In the sweet by and by at that Bluegrass Festival in the sky.
--- Instrumental ---
There'll be old Tige and Baker and Clements and Warren
Richmond and Harold Carl Story and Dorrin
Acker McMagaha Wiseman and Gray
The Osbornes Bill Clifton Sprung and Uncle Day.
(And we will sing)
In the sweet by and by at that Bluegrass Festival in the sky...
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