Cupids Agents

The Bakers of Weber's Bread present your all-star Western theater, transcribed earlier for release at this time. Brifting a long, singing a song under the... From Hollywood comes to 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 spaces.

And now, the writers of the Purple Sage. Yippee-yay, yippee-oh, in a day, home we go, For a count boy has to sing, and a count boy has to yell. Or his heart will break inside a field, At the gate of the home corral.

When each new day is born I go right, Yippee-yay, wide open plains I won't, Till the sun to the hills goes to hide, And in the air I'll always be someone's that That when I come home, I feel, I feel, in the day Home we go, for a cowboy has to sing, and a cowboy has to yell

For his heart was breaking tight again, Mess again of the home to round There's a tired pony glance that it's over If the air, long in my heart so am I For the night we'll be dreaming of sober If the air, we always will Until the day we die, if the A, if the O, and the D,

home we go, for a cowboy has to sing, and a cowboy has to yell. The party's heart was breakin' inside of him at the gate of the home corner. Thank you, friends. We put that song high on our own list of favorites, too.

A cowboy does have to sing. Some people think it's to drive away loneliness. Some say it's to sue the catalyst herding. But a real westerner knows a cowboy thing simply because he had so much to think about.