When was the song “Cumberland Mountain Number Nine” released by Charlie Daniels?

The song Cumberland Mountain Number Nine was released in 1976, on the album “Saddle Tramp”.

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Cumberland Mountain Number Nine

Cumberland Mountain Number Nine

Tom Crain

[Verse 1]
Baby don't you cry because momma's coming home
Poppa going bring you back some chitins and some corn
Last frost done took its loss right down to the bone
We're lucky we still got room to roam
Going there to here is almost at a halt
Don't you go off blaming God, you know it ain't his fault
One time when life was fine someone found the wine
Cumberland Mountain Number Nine
That still was the best damn still they ever did make
Wouldn't stand for nothing less, stand for no mistake
Last Fall we made a haul and filled the limestone mine
Cumberland Mountain Number Nine

[Chorus]
Winter come a change
Spring bring the rain
We weren't meant to stay the same
One thing for sure
We done found the cure
Cumberland Mountain Number Nine

[Verse 2]
Black coal from the strip mine way up north at Jellico
Kept the brew running smooth along the Thunder Road
Way back down in Bear Tree Gap the devil's juice flowed fine
Cumberland Mountain Number Nine
The FB- and the TV- I had followed us for years
Eventually they got the scent and nabbed us by the hair
Man said son I'll blow up everything between your ears
You got to face bout 20 years

[Chorus]

Trivia about the song Cumberland Mountain Number Nine by Charlie Daniels

When was the song “Cumberland Mountain Number Nine” released by Charlie Daniels?: The song Cumberland Mountain Number Nine was released in 1976, on the album “Saddle Tramp”.
Who composed the song “Cumberland Mountain Number Nine” by Charlie Daniels?: The song “Cumberland Mountain Number Nine” by Charlie Daniels was composed by Tom Crain.