The Devils Saint First Song - I Hate To Say Goodbye To The Prairie

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Johnny Bond, the Cass County Boys, the Pinafore's Carl Copner, and yours, Julie Lou Crosby. Right now, here's the Volspand himself, America's favorite cowboy, Gene Autry. So much to you, honey, folks. Yes, sir, it's nice to have you all here with us this Sunday, and we hope that you'll be glad you came.

And right now, I'd like to start things off on a musical note. So boys, how about I hate to say goodbye to the prairie, huh? My life I've lived in need that dear old western style.

Never a fair to worry me. But last the time is come, and I must say goodbye. I hate to go, but it just has to be. I hate to say goodbye to the prayer. And all the dear old friends so true.

I'll miss their cherry how they do, oh, pardon. I'll miss the happy times I knew. When the purple sage booms in the spring time, I'll be haunted with a memory. I hate to say goodbye to the prairie The prairie is a part of me Purple sage films in the spring You know, you know, with anything I like it's a song with a happy ending

Well, what do you mean happy ending, Nurlough? Oh, it's plain as the spots on a pinto, partner. You said you hated to say goodbye to the prairie, didn't you? Well, well, you don't have to say goodbye to the prairie. Now, if that isn't a happy ending, what is?