Turn a lump turn toodle lum a loo dye aye,

voiceCollected by Irene Carlisle Transcribed by Mary C. Parler Doney Hammontree Bethel Grove, Arkansas March 11, 1951 Reel 101, Item 7 Come, All You Wagoners Come, all you wagoners just begun; Won't be long till we'll all have fun; It won't be long till you'll travel this road With a sorry team and a heavy load. Turn a lump turn toodle lum a loo dye aye, Turn a lump turn toodle lum a loo dye aye. Got up one morning in the month of May; Loaded my wagon for to start away; The road I took, it led astray, And it leads to the land of the loo dye aye. Turn a lump, etc. Got up one morning all out of my bed; One of my horses was mired and dead; And what to do I did not know, For heavy was the calling and I had to go. Turn a lump, etc. I'll sell my wagon and half of my gears, And I'll wagon no more for seven long years; I'll bid adieu to my whip and line And hug the gals in the winter-time. Turn a lump, etcFunding for digitization provided by the Arkansas Humanities Council and the Happy Hollow Foundation