The Golden Gate Quartet Sings 082

I hear those echoes calling Say, meet me at the golden gate Gonna get skipped to my loop Howdy neighbors, this is Tom Scott And the voices you hear belong to the famous Golden Gate Quartet.

Together we'd like to bring you the songs that grew up with our country, songs of the mountains, the rivers, the prairies, and the men who traveled over them. Songs that tell the story of the hopes and joys, the laughter and the tears that went into the building of our land, are America.

Gone again, skip to, skip to, my darling. Prison doors closing behind lawbreakers mean new lives, new and tough ones. And that's when they start to sing jailhouse blues like don't talk about it. July the Red Book, July the Fly If all this ain't a heart, man I hope I may die Don't you talk about it, about it, about it if you do all cry

I cry, don't you talk about it, about it if you do all die. Wake up in the morning, between four and five. He can a shovel hammer by my side, though. Don't you talk about it, about it if you do all cry, cry, don't you talk about it, about it if you do all die.

Don't you talk about it, about it, about it if you do all cry, cry, cry, don't you talk about it, about it if you do all die Some on the right away, some on the farm, some in the building, some gone home Don't you talk about it, about it, about it if you do all, cry, cry, cry

Don't you talk about it, about it if you do all, die I used to be a bully, bully just like you But you see what bullying has brought to me Don't you talk about it?