First Song-Youve Got The Indian Sign On Me

Exit more in Kirby, enter Clooney Crosby and Carpenter. Greetings BC. Now would you step in here and take over RC? I'll be very happy to thank you BC. Not at all RC, the mic is yours.

Kiss, you say and I kiss you. Go, I go but I miss you. You got the Indian sign on me. The Indian sign on me. And boy I'm in stitches Brown, I'm down in the ditches My friends and relatives all agree You've got me in the end Wild west and the end Indian side on me

I bluff and bluster Blowin' each move But I'm like cuss I'm there on the double You've got me dreamin' I'll take your name and live in the same TV With you, I'm there on the double You got me dreaming I'll take your name

and live in the same TV Probably noticed from time to time during the year we try to stir up some applause for outstanding women of the year That's right, and what outstanding lady wins plaudits today today. Today, Mrs. Robert C. Healing, who lives in the suburbs of Poughkeepska, New York.

What is Mrs. Healing's accomplishment? Well, Rosie, Mrs. Healing clashed with the tax collector and won. She won about with a tax collector? Mm-hmm, and with prune juice. Wait a minute, did you say prune juice? But I said the juice of the happy little prune. Here's what happened.

Because Mrs. Healing's put up a fight, the city of Poughkeepsky lifted the sales tax on her favorite brand of prune juice. She had a sales tax removed? Robert. No, can't it? That's tougher than removing a responsible leopard with an art gummeration. You know it is. That's why we must salute Mrs.