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Performed by Jody Kruskal on G/D Anglo concertina, #14 in his SLOW IS MORE TEMPO RESEARCH PROJECT . We know this Old Time Kentucky fiddle tune from the playing of Estill Bingham (1899 - 1990). As for the lyrics, the first verse is traditional and the rest by me. I imagine this scenario… husband comes home, asking who’s been here, but he’s not satisfied with the answer and asks again and again. His wife, a loving but clever trickster teases him with increasingly ridiculous stories about who has come to call while he was gone. His overactive jealousy is gently ridiculed and with humor, they both end up laughing and getting back into the chemistry and trust that brought them together in the first place. Then… my reading of the plaintive B section with its C 4 chords and E relative minors sounds not sad and wistful, but rather the crooning of a lover telling her man that everything is alright, “come home and be with me”. I really like that loving take on the song as expressed by the playing of the tune with this crooning intimate and soothing intention of love. Here are the lyrics... Who’s been here since I been gone? (3X)Old Aunt Jenny with her nightcap on. Who’s been here since I been gone? (3X)Old Aunt Sally from Babylon Who’s been here since I been gone? (3X)Old aunt Hazel that firebomb! Who’s been here since I been gone? (3X)Old Santa Claus in a hailstormWho’s been here since I been gone? (3X)Ho Chi Minh and the Vietcong