Black Mule

[@mandor711]

lennan`s songs always take a away every days hurt... thank you so much for giving them to me grant

[@shrew972]

10 years without Grant! Feeling sad...

[@KnuxDeluxe]

Now it's ages... Very sad

[@bluemaggiebluegrass]

Lovely song and an excellent performance

[@heatherdaydream]

Beautiful Grant

[@peterbjorkman5442]

Wonderful!

[@rullrich100]

Great parallel you draw between Mclennan and McCarthy; my favorite songwriter and my favorite author.

[@Danny-yj3sj]

I saw him with the group and ask him ,when you come without the go-betweens in Brussels

[@johnny991965]

Great stuff, pure poetry in music.....

[@rullrich100]

PS. I feel fortunate to have seen Grant in SF a couple of times.

[@shrew972]

eternal love

[@ThePoonDoctor]

Bam. Straight out of Queensland. Like a fucking purple elephant. Come back in 200 years and we'll give you another showing.

[@BrendanSanFrancisco]

This is a top ten folk song from the 2000s. The Western aura of his lyrics are only matched by novelist Cormac McCarthy.

[@chandlak8952]

What a great talent! Grant left way too soon.

[@harryflashman3257]

Vale Grant

[@tolfred]

I love this song, but what does it actully mean? Is it religious? I couldn't find anything about it on song meanings.. Anybody care to analyse it?

[@Supreme_Ultimate1]

the story of a lynching put to music, some type of poetry