3x-xx-xx ep29 First Song - The Girl That Married Dear Old Dad

No, Pete, in that old sonah! Oh, for my love! Nice, boss! Well, since you sent Jack to town and he ain't riding in with us, things don't seem quite right.

Loosen for old Jack, eh, Curly? Hi, Mrs. Rag and me, I guess, boss. Cheer up, Curly. Jack will be back shortly and ride you worse than ever. Ah, sure, it'll seem like old times to have that old gang of mine together again.

Heck, fellas, let's play that old gang of mine. That's one of Pinto's feet right. Sure is. Come on, well. That's real music. Hello, hello, say we got a new man on our spread, Curly.

Just a dumb fella that blew into camp. Said he's an old cowpoke from Sweden. Jack signed him on just before he lived. Hey, Ollie, come over here and meet the boss. Pindo, this is Ollie's swimsuit.

How are you, Ollie? I'm pleased to make your acquaintance, Mr. Pindo. Can you ride her, Dolly? Haven't you heard how I can ride her? Oh, no. Now I look here, Swede. I saw you this morning putting a saddle on a horse backward.

Do you mean to tell me that he had the saddle turned Round on the Brumshaw he did boy. Hey wait a minute, how do you know which way I was going? Oh, sweet music boys before curly chokes.

Want a girl just like the girl at Mary D. Rolle. She was a pearl and the only girl at daddy ever had.

A good old fashioned girl with heart so true. One who loves nobody else but you. Oh, you bet, Bet my girl don't like it, because she can't then. You don't say. She crippled? No, but you see, it's so cold.