First Tune - I Had a Gal and Her Name was Sue

Life on the Red Horse Ranch. Now let's enjoy life on Red Horse Ranch.

Carter is still undecided as to whether he should sell his red horse ranch to Steve Bradford. Alabama, who is Carter's foreman, is hard at work trying to find out Bradford's reason for wanting to buy this and other ranches in the country.

As we join the boys, they're singing. I had a girl and I was super faced with spare red rags or two. Big Tom Felly, aye, I loved her and she loved me. I loved her and she loved me.

She left up on a mountain high, she left up on a mountain high, when I would leave her, she would cry, ring to battle, yay. Where is she, feed my wife, I ask her if she, feed my wife, then we live happy all our lives, ring to battle, yay.

Oh, say boys, you can't miss Rose down the corral. Do you remember the words that you made up to that tune about her? rose down the corral you remember the words that you made up to that tune about her well give us a quarter Arizona sing i had a gal and her name was rose

i had a gal and her name was rose curly hair and turned up nose ring thumb battle day i like that more and go on can you give us some more i reckon these bowlegged buckaroos have a few more tunes up and so he said let's hear him you look like you're riding somewhere Miss Rose. Want someone to saddle up a horse for you?

Thanks Bob, if you don't mind. Oh it's such a pretty day I just couldn't stay in the house. Alright which horse would it be? You want to ride blackie? Why yes. Oh Alabama, let me ride red, will you? Red? Oh well I tell you, Miss Rose. Red ain't exactly used to the saddle. Alright, but I'm not gonna give up asking. Go ahead Bob,