The Rabbit

By transcription the bakers of Weber's Bread present your all-star Western theater From Hollywood comes your all-star Western theater starring America's great Western singers boy willing and the writers of the Purple Sage Bringing you the music the stories and the spirit of the great open spacer Now to raise the curtain the writers of the Purple Sage and singing a song of the sage

the rain, listen to a song of the sagebrush, call into me again, and my pony are free. Sweet, give us all of the same. We'll never care where we be. We'll never work for a way, a treasure.

We want nothing gold can pound of the sea. Boy, it's come to my notice that this new song, Arizona in the morning, is another that you and Sid Ropin have written. You're right, Bob.

A westerner just has to express his love for the west in one way or another. Fiddin' I try to do it with music. Hoping we'll sell the west to somebody new, and bring the spirit of the west to somebody who's away and longing for it.

Arizona in the morning is our feeling about a really great state. Ahhhhhh! The dawn where it's sunny lies Such a song Saves a desert and made it go

That's the place where we belong You know there's something about the West that appeals to most everyone Maybe it's the thought of adventure, maybe it's the carefree western spirit

Maybe it's just the feeling of space Anyhow it is mighty appealing And that's the way it is with Weber's bread Folks like it for lots of reasons that tend to rich flavor, for instance. The way it stays fresh longer.