First Song-Just You Just Me

I see the Crosby's made the cover of Look Magazine! We did, we're very large, it looked this issue. There are a lot of Crosby's hopping around your house, huh? Rosie, may I tell you something when we assemble.

It's a real crowd, but the kids and kids and kids. Say, speaking of a lot of kids, I'm going to ask you, Rosie, how's little Rafael Francisco getting along? Oh, he's just coming along fine, Bing, thank you.

Let me see now, that's number five for you and Joanne. Yeah, that's right. Cinco, just one behind you. That makes a half a dozen, doesn't it? You know, Ben, we're a big help to the greeting card business.

Yeah, we have a continual stream of birthday cards arriving at our house. Say, do you suppose that's why the Norcross people signed us up? Well, we sang. Yeah, but I suppose that's figured in the decision, but I really think it's the amount of greeting cards we put into circulation that's since the deal for us, really.

Norcross cards are so nice to receive. Say do you suppose we could arrive at some decision in the song department? That's really not too much of a problem. Suppose you move right in here buddy.

First me, let's find a cozy spot where we can cuddle and coo. Just us, just weast an awful lot and my trouble is you. Oh, Jean, what are your charms for?

What are my arms for? Use your imagination, just you, trust me I'll tell love is not, Brown wonderful you, imagination I've never seen you looking so well

I'm getting lots of exercise these days, Rosie I spent the weekend, for instance, wrapping golf clubs around trees. And on the wrapping line. I see. Your cheeks are just full of roses, though, which reminds me of the new Norcross greeting card roses.