Cattle Drive to Abilene

The Bakers of Webbers Bread present your all-star Western Fairies. Say what comes your all-star Western Fairies. Starring America's Great Western Singers, Boy-willing and the Riders of the Purple Fades with songs and a story of the West.

My name is Cotton Seabt and here are the Riders of the Purple Fades. Yippee-ay, yippee-oh, in a day, home we go. For a cowboy has to sing, and a cowboy has to yell. Our heart was breaking tired of him, That's the gate of the home for hell.

When he today is born I go right in the field. I live the old, the room is the old, The sun in the hills goes high in the air. I live the old, the old, the night gets warm.

I live the old, the day is the old, The day for a cowboy has to sing, The writers of the Purple Sage turned now to a song they figured you'd be liking to hear along about this time of day.

They blend their fine western voices to a simple rendition of a very popular western song of today. That's how much I love you. I know just what I do I send it all for candy and I give it all to you I send it all for candy and I give it all to you

So that's how much I love you How much I love you, Murrow picture I hang you on the wall I just where I could see you but I'd never move at all I did where I could see you, and I'd never move alone Oh, that's how much I love you, baby How much I love you