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Down In Alabama

Genre: Folk  Style: Bluegrass (Scruggs)   Tuning: Standard Open G (gDGBD)  Difficulty: Beginner
Posted by Ormanian Patriot, updated: 8/21/2025
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Notes: I wrote this tab because I saw that no tab for it existed yet. So I fixed it. The only recording of this song (to my knowledge), is on YouTube, by the 2nd South Carolina String Band. Feel free to do whatever you want with it, I didn’t write the song. There’s lots of room for improvement as I first touched a banjo a month ago.

Kingdom Coming (Year of Jubilo)

Genre: Old Time  Style: Bluegrass (Scruggs)   Key: C  Tuning: Standard Open G (gDGBD)  Difficulty: Beginner
Posted by Ormanian Patriot, updated: 12/31/2025
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Notes: Kingdom Coming (Year of Jubilo) is a song written by H.C. Work. It was written for the union in the civil war, and has 4 stanzas. It is about a slave master running from the approaching yankees, trying to disguise himself as a slave, and eventually being thrown in the smokehouse by the slaves. One of my favorite tunes, heres the lyrics. Also note that i can only do 16 measures on the TablEdit demo, so just repeat the first 8 once before playing the other half. Say darkies can you see the massa, With the mus-tache on his face, Go 'long the road sometime this mornin' Like he gwine to leave the place? He seen a smoke way up de river, Where the Lincoln gunboats lay. He'll take his hat and leave very sudden And I spec he's gone away. CHORUS: Oh massa run, a-ha! The darkies say: no mo! It must be now the kingdoms comin' And the year of Jubilo!

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