I figured out this way of playing Cumberland Gap after listening to Lee Sexton's album "Whoa Mule!" (June Appal Recordings 1988) and his uncle Morgan Sexton's 1992 "Shady Grove."
According to his album's liner notes, Morgan tuned to dCGDF when he recorded his version. I use Lee's more typical fDGCD tuning instead, here tuned 3 frets lower than standard pitch (dBEAB, actual).
The unusual lyrics to the song that I use here were first sang to me by George R. Gibson:
Lay down boys take a little nap
we'll cook them ribs on the Cumberland Gap,
Lay down boys take a little rest
We'll all wake up in the whippoorwill's nest.
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