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Woody Guthrie in Folk Songs of North America (1960) 428: It’s been sung in every buggy, lousy jail from New Jersey to Portland.at buggy, adj.1
Woody Guthrie in Folk Songs of North America (1960) 428: It’s been sung in every buggy, lousy jail from New Jersey to Portland. in Lomax Folk Songs of North America (1960) 428: If all the jails I been in was all put together, it would make a hard rock hotel as big as the Capitol building.at hard-rock hotel, n.
Folk Songs of North America 429: That [...] critter, known to Americans variously as the barnyard yodeller, the hard-tail, the jug-head, the long-eared chum and the Missouri humming bird.at barnyard yodeller (n.) under barnyard, adj.
Folk Songs of North America 429: That [...] critter, known to Americans variously as the barnyard yodeller, the hard-tail, the jug-head, the long-eared chum and the Missouri humming bird.at long-eared chum, n.
Folk Songs of North America 429: That [...] critter, known to Americans variously as the barnyard yodeller, the hard-tail, the jug-head, the long-eared chum and the Missouri humming bird.at hard tail (n.) under hard, adj.
Folk Songs of North America 429: That [...] critter, known to Americans variously as the barnyard yodeller, the hard-tail, the jug-head, the long-eared chum and the Missouri humming bird.at Missouri hummingbird (n.) under Missouri, adj.
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