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In a North Carolina accent, "o" as in the word "long" sounds like "oh": "loh-ng" or "low-ng." Death itself is "lone" but the journey of the soul is definitely long...possibly even infinite in some understandings. But it's true, they may be singing about the passing itself. If so, "lone journey" may be what they're saying. It can be heard either way. The superlative beauty of their singing is unaffected one way or the other.

"Your Long Journey."

This is soooo good!

What an amazing tune! It inspired me so much that I tried (very) hard to learn it. So here's my take on it... ruclips.net/video/5BXvyLFc4iA/видео.htmlsi=fnhDiQVQSbh13Oh6

Absolutely SOUL SHAKING....RIP Doc, I pray I see you on the other side 🙏

Jim 💙Reeves sang this🙏

Pure genius. Greatest musical historian who ever lived

Great for Billy strings to keep some semblance of this style going strong!! I looovvveeeee this type of playing

So grateful I got to see him live

Absolutely fine

Doc was a true master. I miss him.

Ole doc sure could boogie. ❤

Awesome music

Dang, your guitar is sexy before you even start singing like that... great voice, guitar, and handsome singer. 😊❤ ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I will always love him

One of my favourite tracks. Thanks for posting. I am a proud owner of the vinyl too

Doc Watson., Norman Blake and Tony rice pickin' it out....what gets better than that?!!!!!

Struggente

I saw him perform in the 80s.

This song was originally called "Hustler's Blues".

My favourite version of this song

The 12th of never by Johnny Mathis was the original melody. I’d recommend that if you like this song too!

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For one who has taken his birth, death is certain; and for one who is dead, birth is certain😊

😁😁😁👍👍👍Slovakia❤❤❤

I saw this live. ❤

These Ol'boys practiced a heck of a lot!

Gotta give credit where due. That’s a Roy Acuff song. I love Doc but they called Roy the king of country music for a reason.

Don't like my peaches, don't shake my tree! Just great advice for anybody!

I'm originally from Boone, NC which is in Watauga County. Doc Watson grew up in Deep Gap which is in the Eastern part of Watuaga County. I grew up listening to this song myself. His extended family is spread throughout the County and one of them actually used to mow my Mom's yard! We have a very active musical culture in this part of the Blue Ridge mountains and you will frequently find people getting together for almost any occasion and after the meals pulling out their instruments and jamming and singing! Maybe even a little dancing might be going on as well TOO 😜! We know how to have our own kinds of fun for sure!

I'd rather to be buried in some cypress grove🗣️🔥🔥🔥💯💯🗿🗿

I heard Darby and Tarleton sing it in Columbus on a summer concert in the 1960s. Their original recording of it was in the 1920s.

No better ad for the boxed set than this gem from the old wizard. May he rest well.

there was nobody better!!!!

What a great song. And let's hear it for Merle T's picking style.

so privileged to have seen both doc and miss john hurt a number of times

i am 33 and my mom used to sing this to me now it is my daughters favorite song

Pure dope

Not a waltz , it IS long journey

The Deep Blue "Says, Doc We love You"!

Jimmie Rodgers would be proud

Check out a different version of this song from the soundtrack of the game Wasteland 3...completely different vibe

🙂🙂🙂👍👍👍🪕🪕🪕🎻🎻🎻

Ya don't mess with Leroy Brown!

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Love this song! ❤

He's the best on the low end of the guitar I've heard.

I’m from Columbus Georgia!!!❤Love!!!