Sleepy Weed And Smiley with Smiley Burnette

The Bakers of Weber's Bread present your All-Star Western Theater. This is Under the World Western. From Hollywood, from the All-Star Western Theater, starring America's great Western singers, boy-willing and the writers of the Purple Sage, and with them is their special guest, is the West's own clown that's song and story, Smiley Burnett.

And now, here are the writers of the Purple Sage. A UPA, UBO, and a day, is when we go For a cowboy hat to sing, and a cowboy hat to yell Or his hardwood, I can find a bim, and a gate of a horn for hell When he's two days born I go right and give the ass

I don't be ashamed of my rowing, the old hills, and in the hills goes high and give the ass If he'll want that when I get... If he, if he, when I get... When we go...

For a cowboy has to say He can't come or he has to, yeah Or his heart would break inside of him At the gate of the home Or his heart would break inside of him At the gate of the home car, yeah!

Thank you folks. Last night the boys and I were talking about songs. And somebody brought up an idea that makes rather a pretty picture. You know, Old Mark Twain visited the early West and we got to imagine in him out around the Virginia city, our Gold Hill mining camp.

It would be at night and Mark would stop to listen to his voice coming from the darkness. Our lonely miners singing half for his own pleasure and half with an unspoken prayer that his words were reaching the heart of a love went far away.