Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway - Dooley's Farm (Live)

Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway perform "Dooley's Farm," from the album 'Crooked Tree,' out now on Nonesuch Records: https://mollytuttle.lnk.to/CrookedTree

Written by Molly Tuttle and Ketch Secor

Molly Tuttle - Guitar, Vocals
Shelby Means - Bass, Harmonies
Kyle Tuttle - Banjo, Harmonies
Bronwyn Keith-Hynes - Fiddle
Dominick Leslie - Mandolin

Filmed at Hartland Studios in Nashville
Video directed and edited by Michael Kessler
Recorded and mixed by Ryan McFadden
Mastered by Edsel Holden

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Old Dooley was raised Carolina
Got his schoolin’ out in Vietnam
Tucks his hair up in a pioneer seed cap
When he’s bringing his cash crop in
Now everybody said he’s just a simpleton farmer
Plowin’ hundred acres out in sugar grove
Smiling at you from an I H tractor
But there’s a secret down in every row

In the Blue Ridge Mountains with the whispering pines
They used to grow tobacco then they made moonshine
But there’s something better in the back of the barn
Down on Dooley’s farm

Old Dooley’s got a roadside farm stand
Sweet corn tomatoes and turnip greens
But if you ask to buy a jug of sourgum
He’ll know exactly what you need
He’ll meet you in the back of the woods at midnight
Bring a lantern cause it’s hard to find
He’s got a strain that’ll punch your lights out
Old Dooley’s gonna blow your mind

In the Blue Ridge Mountains with the whispering pines
They used to grow tobacco then they made moonshine
But there’s something better in the back of the barn
Down on Dooley’s farm

You can hide by day but the night will find you
They caught Dooley in the moonlight
Drug him down from the field to the State Farm
To bust rocks on the roadside
Now everybody says I’m just a simpleton farmer
But they don’t know that I’m an outlaw
Growin green musta ran in the family
Cause old Dooley is my grandpa

In the Blue Ridge Mountains with the whispering pines
They used to grow tobacco then they made moonshine
But there’s something better in the back of the barn
Down on Dooley’s farm

In the Blue Ridge Mountains with the whispering pines
They used to grow tobacco then they made moonshine
But there’s something better in the back of the barn
Down on Dooley’s farm
Down on Dooley’s farm