Gene Autry Bank Robbers Disappear

Howdy folks and welcome to Melody Ranch with Dean Autry. I'm back in the saddle again. Out where a friend is a friend. Where the lads are? We have to meet all the folks here at Melody Ranch.

Yummy Bond, Cat Buttrom, the Cat's County Boys, the Pinafore's Kyle Coppier and yours truly, Kyle Eilin. But right now, here's the boss man himself, America's favorite, Kyle Boy, Dean Autry. The sun in the sky sees the shine dear Till the sanding of the desert grows cold As the petals fall from the rose and the silver in your hair turns to gold

Till the sun and the moon hide in dark night And we wait for that great life to dawn And that's how long I will love For that, man, do I teach my darling that's how long?

Thank you for dropping around to visit with us. Here's hoping that we can show you all a good time. And now, folks, as is our customer so often, we'd like to dig into our memory file and recall with you one of the better old favorites of Days Gone Five.

I might have a good example of which is this next song. I found my three little berries, but still, Malloting a pot of me, still my three of me, still.

Drum just got his first lesson from the correspondent school today. And brother, is he having his troubles already? Already? Poor old Patrick.

Look here, here he comes now. If a chicken and a half lays an egg and a half and a day and a half, two chickens and a half lays six eggs and a half and a week and a half.