The Widow of Rainbow Valley

The bakers of that good Weber's bread present your all-star Western theater. Drifting along, saying the song. 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.

Now, here are the writers of the Purple Sage. Cowboys and Indians, Yup Yippee-yay, Scallop and Chutinyelping, Yup Yay! Harold's flying through the air, Full of spongers in here and there. Folks are hiding everywhere from Cowboys and Indians.

Big keep running waters, running wild. Stippin' Bull ain't sittin' he used to rise. Curly joey, curly anymore. They hung ya' scallop on their wig-wam-boom. Cabbos and Indians, yik-tik-tik-yah ways Calvin, shooting, yik-tik-yah Harold's blind through there But it's buzzing here and there Folks are hiding everywhere from Cabbos And in a deal Bad billows and William now

Cherokee power Indian maids have made the toughest man The weakest and the weakest in the land Cabbos and Indians, yik-tik-yah ways Calvin Chooten, y'all in YTPA. Harold's flying through here, but it's buzzing here and there.

Folks are hiding everywhere from Cal. Howdy folks, swing into the saddle and ride along with us down the Nolody Trail. This is Boy Willing saying hello for the writers of the Purple Sage and asking you to join us for music, a story, and a little bit of the real West.

Right now we want to sing a song that made a big reputation for itself all over the country, but it's a nice wall that sounds like the folk songs that we like so well out West.

We'd like to bring your our version of You Can't Be True. A trusted you with fire. Boys sing a good old Western tune.