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Rock of ages for me
Now that could be the voice of John F Morgan in the Ripley singin' hymns
Well ol' Johnny just be singin' hymn this mornin'
Cause this is gonna be a day for him
Now say that Johnny was a bad man and that he had a aim for bein' mean
He took a hatchet one cold weary morning he two children and the widow Green
Five thousand people gathered there in Ripley by the sheriff Jay O Sean
fun and drinking moonshine liquor and listenin' to ol' Johnny singin' hymn
The day dawned cold in West Virginia the scaffold stood in silence in a field
Johnny kept on singin' in the jailhouse there to eat his final meal
Then started flying through the gathering
That F Morgan might get his reprieve
The people started toward the sheriff
Afraid they'd miss for all come to see
But Jay O Sean the sheriff of Jackson
Afraid such a thing could have been done
I said there was gonna be a hangin' and I still mean it there's a gonna be one
They led Morgan from the Ripley jailhouse
And he rode through the laughin' crowd
But when John Morgan stepped the scaffold
They grew quiet when he tip his hat and
They listened to the say the last words
They fixed the noose and tied John Morgan's
The signal came and someone sprang the dead's
And sent Morgan to another land
The last hanging in old West Virginia a true story written in this song
On the sixteen of in fifteen ninety seven
John F paid the price of doing wrong