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Dance At The Lone Oak Tonite By: Verne Garrison; February 23, 2005; Valley Park, Mo "Platform Dances," were common during prohibition. They were moved from site to site to stay ahead of the law. Banjo BDGBD (5th string spiked to 9th fret) Capo 2
APlatform Dance at the Lone Oak Etonight EHard oak floor, and coal oil Alights ABand's from the Crawdad DHole EIrma Lee singing "The Old Jelly ARoll"
AFrom far away towns, and nearby Efarms EThey come in arm, in Aarm APackards and Model A's with wood spoke Dwheels EWork shoes, cowboy boots, high spike Aheels
AHome made hooch, and bath tub Egin ESlip out the side door, and back in Aagain ARosey-red lips, and slicked-back Dhair EGood time had by that there pAair
ADances are only a Edime EEverybody's having a real big Atime AYou go till yer almost Dbroke EBig dance tonight---at the old Lone AOak