Tyler Childers - Follow You To Virgie | OurVinyl Sessions

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We are excited to present Tyler Childers from Paintsville, Kentucky performing his song "Follow You To Virgie", which can be found on his Live on Red Barn Radio II EP. This live performance was filmed in Oceanway Studios on Music Row in Nashville.

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About Tyler Childers:
Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in Kentucky is a little town called, Paintsville, where the economy is dependent on the dying coal industry and a tradition of music thrives with the US 23 Country Music Highway Museum and Butcher Hollow. Carrying on the music tradition is native son and current Lexington, Kentucky resident, Tyler Childers.

Paintsville is located in the Big Sandy River Valley of Johnson County in Eastern Kentucky made famous for its lawlessness, religion, and booze, and a song about a horse thief, a rambling man, and an attempt to gain some good ol' Appalachian self-justice is what "William Hill" is all about. Following his "Papaw" around to the Kentucky social institutions – church events and barber shops to name a few– as well as a lot of coon hunting with his dad, Tyler has heard a tale or two about the misadventures of a few good ol' boys and he gives his own spin of these accounts behind a whisky-soaked voice well beyond his young age.

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Lyrics:
Back before these calloused hands did all this work
We used to sit up at the flats
Acting like we'd live forever

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Getting high and skipping class
I reckon we were heathens
But in her eyes we were saints
Now you're calling all the boys home
As heavens angels carry her away

I will follow you to Virgie
Although it hurts me so
To lay to rest this mountain beauty
That the Lord's called home
Can't you see her up in glory
I can see her through the pines

Back when all us boys were trying
To make sense of all these strings
I can see her in the corner
Singing along to all our crazy dreams

I will follow you to Virgie
Although it hurts me so
To lay to rest this mountain beauty
That the Lord's called home
Can't you see her up in glory
I can see her through the pines

I will follow you to Virgie
Although it hurts me so
To lay to rest this mountain beauty
That the Lord's called home
Can't you see her up there, Cody?
I can see her through the pines
Saying boys be good

Credits:
Recorded by Austin Atwood
Audio Engineer: Justin Francis
Mix/Mastering Engineer: Jordan Schneider
Camera 1: Mike Reuther
Camera 2: Sean Brna
Camera 3: Michael Moen
Camera 4: Allen Ralph