Light Crust Doughboys ep1861 First Song - Moonlight A

Make no mistake, except no substitute for light crust. Now light crust, oh boy, so on here. Now listen everybody from there and follow, if you wanna know who we are, the light crust, oh boy, the first mill.

Well there folks, may we command Jack Perry and the light crust, oh boys, with a program of music and cheer brought to you by Boris Mills. Millers of light crust, the finest of fine flour.

Say, are you inquisitive enough to want to know what's really good? Then all we ask is that you just try one sack or cotton of light crust. Use it for biscuits, for cakes, rolls, pastries.

We believe you'll thank us for directing your attention to such a good thing. Right, ma'am? Good morning! Moonlight and no roses, pardon me, gentlemen. Yes, ma'am, let's go. Come on, let's go. Folks, if I sound not too friendly to a couple of fellas on the show today, it's because of something that happened yesterday. Seems like knocking in bashful and old Jack Kerry went

fishing together. We made a bet that the first one to pull a fish out of the water would buy dinner for the crowd. Would you believe it that knocking in bashful both had a bite on their line and they wouldn't pull the fish in? You know folks, I could have lost that that bed if I've been fishing with bait on my hook.

Let's listen to knocking out sing about a tree in the matter. Come on in here, knock. There's a tree with a string, grifting by. And carved upon that tree I see I love you. Till I die, I will hold those holes in your eye.