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[Sadie Brown Bluegrass] (C) Copyright Bill Buckels 2026. All Rights Reserved.
Sadie Brown Derivative Works (C) Copyright Bill Buckels 2026. All Rights Reserved.

Regarding the song "My Little Lady" (also known as *"Sadie Brown"*), Musical Composition (Lyrics & Melody) Public Domain. The song was written by Jimmie Rodgers and his sister-in-law, Elsie McWilliams.

[Must Read]

The Story of Our Little Lady, Sadie Brown, and Willie Lee-roy Brown (pdf format, click below);
https://commercialfishers.com/Youtube...

Find a particular song or audio section by clicking on its start time (Key Moment - Chapter) below:

00:00:00 Sadie Brown Bluegrass 1
00:02:59 Sadie Brown Ball and Chain Bluegrass 1
00:05:27 Sadie Brown Newgrass 1
00:09:10 Sadie Brown Swing 1
00:12:09 Sadie Brown Bluegrass 2
00:15:55 Sadie Brown Ball And Chain Bluegrass 2
00:19:34 Total Running Time

[Lyrics]

[Sadie Brown Newgrass] (C) Copyright Bill Buckels 2026. All Rights Reserved.

[Style: High and Lonesome Bluegrass, Banjo, Mandolin, Fiddle, Upbeat Acoustic, 115 BPM]

[Prompt: A moderate-tempo Bluegrass track at 115 BPM. Features a driving banjo roll and sharp mandolin chops. The vocal is a high-tenor "high and lonesome" style. Use the authentic Jimmie Rodgers chord transitions to time the vocal jumps. Strictly follow the chord placements. Include a fast-paced bluegrass Instrumental break with fiddle and banjo. Maintain a steady 2/4 bluegrass rhythm.]

[Intro]
[Driving banjo roll with fiddle and mandolin chops]
[G] [G] [G] [G]
[C] [C] [G] [G]
[D7] [D7] [G] [D7]

[Verse 1]
She was my [G] Gal, [G] my [C] only [G] Gal,
And they [G] called her, [B7] Sadie [Em] Brown.
She was my [A7] gal, [A7] oh [D] what a [D7] pal,
Then the [G] sky came, [D7] tumblin' [G] down.

[Chorus]
And that [C] sweet little [G] miss,
Oh [C] what a [G] dish,
And they [A7] called her, Sadie [D7] Brown,
Oh [G] Sadie, my [B7] little [Em] lady, [A7]
And they [G] called her, [D7] Sadie [G] Brown.

[Verse 2]
I went out [G] last night [G] to make a [C] little [G] round,
I met [G] little [B7] Sadie and I [Em] shot her down.
The [A7] sky turned [A7] black and the [D] rain fell [D7] round,
When I [G] shot the [D7] gal called [G] Sadie Brown.

[Chorus]
And that [C] sweet little [G] miss,
Oh [C] what a [G] dish,
And they [A7] called her, Sadie [D7] Brown,
Oh [G] Sadie, my [B7] little [Em] lady, [A7]
And they [G] called her, [D7] Sadie [G] Brown.

[Instrumental]
[Spoken: Pick it now Willie]
[Fast-paced banjo and fiddle solo]
[G] [G] [C] [G]
[G] [B7] [Em] [Em]
[A7] [A7] [D] [D7]
[G] [D7] [G] [G]

[Verse 3]
Well up [G] stepped the [G] law, and they [C] looked a-[G]round,
They said [G] ain't your [B7] name, Willie [Em] Brown?
He [A7] shot her [A7] down, old [D] Willie [D7] Brown,
And the [G] sky came, [D7] tumblin' [G] down.

[Chorus]
And that [C] sweet little [G] miss,
Oh [C] what a [G] dish,
And they [A7] called her, Sadie [D7] Brown,
Oh [G] Sadie, my [B7] little [Em] lady, [A7]
And they [G] called her, [D7] Sadie [G] Brown.

[Outro]
She was my [G] gal, [G] oh [C] what a [G] pal,
And the [G] sky [B7] came, [Em] tumblin' [G] down.
[G] Sadie, [B7] my little [Em] lady, [A7]
And they [G] called her, [D7] Sadie [G] Brown.
[Spoken: He shot her down old Willie Brown.]
[Pause]
[G] [D7] [G]
[End]