Diggin' Taters Appalachian Folk | Rustic Mountain Melodies

Описание: Appalachian dulcimer folk song, mountain country acoustic ballad.
'Diggin’ Taters In The Mornin’ by Mountain Lament is a heartfelt Appalachian folk song rooted in mountain tradition, red clay mornings, and simple country living. With gentle dulcimer tones and warm acoustic textures, this song paints a picture of dew-covered fields, family bonds, and the quiet strength of rural life.
From rooster crows and coffee steam rising in a foggy Tennessee hollow to hands deep in red clay soil, this mountain country ballad captures the beauty of hard work, heritage, and growing older while staying young at heart.
If you love authentic Appalachian dulcimer music, front porch folk songs, and traditional country storytelling, this one will feel like home.
🎧 Perfect For Fans Of
Ralph Stanley, Doc Watson, The Carter Family, Tyler Childers, Colter Wall.

Lyrics:
Rooster crowing
Coffee boiling
Fog just hanging on the hill
Granddad’s shovel by the doorway
Morning air is sharp and still

Digging taters in the morning
Dew still clingin’ to my shoes
Hands in the dirt
Heart steady and sure
Got all I need right here to lose
Digging taters in the morning
Turn that red clay
Find that gold
Every small row tells a story
Of getting young while growing old

Mama humming by the window
Iron skillet
Bacon frying slow
Sister laughing in her bare feet
Chasing shadows down the row

Digging taters in the morning
Dew still clinging to my shoes
Hands in the dirt
Heart steady and sure
Got all I need right here to lose
Digging taters in the morning
Turn that red clay
Find that gold
Every small row tells a story
Of getting young while growing old

Someday I’ll be that old man
Leaning heavy on this worn-out handle (oh yeah)
Little voices round me asking
How deep down do blessings grow

Digging taters in the morning
Dew still clinging to my shoes
Hands in the dirt
Heart steady and sure
Got all I need right here to lose
Digging taters in the morning
Turn that red clay
Find that gold
Every small row tells a story
Of getting young while growing old

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