The Golden Gate Quartet Sings 023

I hear those echoes call then Sing me a call Well gone again, skipped to my loof Gone again, skipped to my loof Gone again, skipped to my loof Skipped to my loof my darling Howdy neighbors, this is Tom Scott Speaking for the Golden Gate Quartet We sing of America, of the Americans who blazed new frontiers, dredged for gold,

built railroads and conquered prairie mountain and sea. We sing of a heritage of freedom drawn from the golden treasury of American folk song. Gone again, skipped to a moly, gone again, skipped to a moly, skipped to a moly, my darling.

Perhaps or off to the ladies. God bless them, for what would the world be without him? And first, with a low bow, we salute that lovely young Miss Lucy Long. Well, I came here before you, just to sing the little song.

It's all about Miss Lucy, and her name is Lucy Long. Now, Miss Lucy, she is handsome, Miss Lucy, she is tall. And when she smiles upon us, why she kept her veins as old Take your time, it's loose and long Take your time, it's loose and long Take your time, it's loose and long

Take your time, it's loose and long I went to see Miss Lucy, she asked me to come in Well I put my arms around them, then I kissed her on the chin I asked her if she married me, and be my wedded wife She said she wouldn't marry me, everyone else had died

I say take your time, miss losing, take your time, miss losing love Well well, take your time, miss losing, take your time, miss losing love Take your time, miss losing, take your time, miss losing love Take your time, it's Lucy, take your time, it's Lucy, so Well, I went back to see Miss Lucy, and I asked her to be kind