Hello Stranger

Now hello stranger put your loving hands in mine

Hello stranger put your loving hands in mine

You are a stranger but you're a pal of mine

Now get up rounder let a working man lay down

Get up rounder let a working man lay down you are a
rounder but you are out in town

[ fiddle ]

Every time I ride that six and four street car

Every time I ride that six and four street car

I can see my baby peeping through the bars

She bowed her head she waved both hands at me

She bowed her head she waved both hands at me

I'm prison bound I'm longing to be free

[ mandolin ]

Oh I'll see you when your troubles are like mine

I'll see you when your troubles are like mine

Oh I'll see you when you haven't got a dime

Oh weeping like a willow mournin' like a dove

Weeping like a willow mournin' like a dove as a girl
of country that I really love

Trivia about the song Hello Stranger by Flatt & Scruggs

On which albums was the song “Hello Stranger” released by Flatt & Scruggs?
Flatt & Scruggs released the song on the albums “The Fabulous Sound Of Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs” in 1964 and “The Fabulous Sound Of Flatt And Scruggs” in 2009.

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