Rose Of San Antoine with Jimmy Wakely

The bakers of Weber's Bread present your all-star Western theater. This thing of all... Hollywood comes to all-star Western theaters, darling America's great Western singer's boy-willing and the writers of the Purple Thing.

Our guest star for today is the spring's hard-riding new Western singing star, Jimmy Wakeley, and a story of the West prepared especially for him. My name is Cotton Seed Clark, and here are the writers of the Purple Thing.

Flyin' down the Santa Fe Got the underground Santa cross the way See that sun hangin' low in the west Pull the landline lovin' the fence Here we go, round and then oh Gotta see a freakin' bout a gal So let's burn the trail and the only way we'll go Flyin' down the Santa Fe

Hey, flyin' down the Santa Fe Flyin' down the Santa Fe You're going to see the bottom of the land in my bay. Need a hundred dollars a more. To get that ring, he's been waiting for.

Gonna burn the trail and yonder it goes. Diamond and a fan of bay. Hey, it's Friday, down the panel. Your time, Western cowboy. Let it pretty active sort of life at that. Riding fans surrounding up strays, roving and branding cattle.

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