Big Rock Candy Mountains

This old favorite!
This song is credited to Harry McClintock and he himself claims to have written it in 1895, though it is believed to be older than that-at least portions of it. It was published in 1928 and didn’t become a hit until the late 1930s-40s.
I first heard this song when I was very, very small (in the 80s!) at a time when I was pretty obsessed with the Rankin/Bass production “The Easter Bunny’s Comin’ to Town,” and they sang a version of this song, or at least a snippet of it. I was pleased when it became popularized due to the O Brother Where Art Though fanfare, and I am beyond delighted to be singing it with my daughter now!

[@fender7802]

Perfectly harmonized, very nice!

[@susanmibeck234]

Wow! Great singing and playing! I love the lyrics!

[@josiemullins]

Absolutely beautiful!! You both are SO talented!!

[@lifeenjoyers92]

Love it! ❤❤❤

[@abian36]

Sounds great!

[@CharlieLugo-e4p]

Beautiful!!!

[@robertlavelle2183]

Wow! Loved it 💛 great job ladies 🥰

[@hoboeyjobi7020]

the original song is slow and relaxed and chill. this version is tense and uncomfortable