The Golden Gate Quartet Sings 008

I hear those echoes calling Say and meet me at the gongy Well gone again skip to my loop Gone again skip to my loop Gone again skip to my loop Skip to my loop my darling Mmm Listen to those voices They're the voices of the famous Golden Gate Quartet and this is Tom Scott.

Guess you know why we're here, of course you do. It's the Sing of America. Sing the songs handed down to us by the people who settled this great land of ours. Listen and you'll hear America singing as it conquered enemies, overcame rivers, mountains, even space and time.

These are your songs, your American heritage, the folk songs of your land. Gone again, skipped to blue, gone again, skipped to blue, skipped to blue my darling. The valleys of our land have inspired many songs.

They range from the tender love ballad to the rousing hoop song. Perhaps the most famous of all valley songs is Red River Valley. It's the story of a lass who said goodbye to the cowboy who loved her so true.

The Golden Gate Quartet sings of America and the Red River Valley. From this valley they say you are going. We will miss your bright eyes and sweet smiles. For they say you are taking the sunshine.

That brightens our pathway a while. Do you think of the valley you're leaving? Oh, how lonely, how sad it will be. Oh, think I'm the fun, heart you're breaking. I'm the grief you're causing me to see.

Now, come and sit by my side if you love me. Do not hasten to bid me a do. But remember the red river valley You so true From this valley they say you're going When you go, may your darling go too Would you leave her behind on protective When she loves no other but you