First Song-Baby Dont You Go Away Mad

Thank you, Derwin. Now that you and Gary have delighted the listeners, Rosie and I will do our very best to keep their spirits on the same high level. Oh, you're going to sing a song for us.

Nope. You. Oh. I must confess what you say is true. I had a rendezvous with somebody new. That's the only one I ever had. Baby, baby, don't you go away, man Oh, cheapen shows and it never goes You got a reason to be mad, I suppose But he only was a passing fan

Baby, baby, don't you go away, man These kinds of dime a dozen I should have passed him by But whoever dreamed that your cousin would come along and give us the eye I understand that you feel upset What do you say that we've forgiven for giving Come and kiss me just to show your glad

Baby baby don't you go away mad Understand that you feel upset What do you say that we forgive and forget Come and kiss me just to show your glass Baby baby don't you go What about tomorrow Bing?

Oh little golf maybe No, no what about what about tomorrow's different? Well I might get my right hand a little over on top of the club Alright, if you're not taking any cues from my lady, I'll handle this one myself.

Tomorrow, Bing and all, we mark the 30th birthday of Radio Station W.M.A.S. Spring Field Massachusetts. Ah yes, indeed we do, Rosie, and I'll handle the best wishes department. Our little crew, the network itself, and all the stations down the line.

Join in wishing W.M.A.S. many more birthdays to celebrate top-level broadcasting service in Western Massachusetts. Well, for a late starter, you finished wrong. Well, that's because I got the kinks out of my father through last weekend.