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Song · 1928 · Folk

Wildwood Flower

The Carter Family
1928
★ 7.0 editorial score

Maybelle Carter played melody and rhythm at once, and every country guitarist since has learned this 1860 parlor tune.

Genre
Folk
Subject
BetrayalBroken heart

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