Graham Irwin - In The Pines - with lyrics in the description

Graham Irwin sings In The Pines accompanied on electro-acoustic 12-string guitar.
A traditional song from the southern Appalachian area of America.
There are numerous variations of the song and several titles, including: Black Girl, My Girl, Where Did You Sleep Last Night. Some versions are an amalgam of this song and another entitled The Longest Train.
In 1964 the British pop group The Four Pennies had a chart his with a version of the song under the title Black Girl. However, perhaps the most well-known versions are those by Lead Belly, and Nirvana.
Image: Mountain Pines by Alexandre Calame, 1840, etching on chine collé
LYRICS:
Hey girl, hey girl, don't you lie to me
Tell me where did you sleep last night.
In the pines, in the pines, where the sun never shines
And I shivered the whole night long.
Tell me where did you get them high-tone shoes
And the dress that you where so fine.
I got the shoes from an engineer
And the dress from a man down the line.
Her husband was a railroad man
Killed a mile and a half from town.
They found his head 'neath the driving wheels
But his body ain't never been found.
Repeat first verse