Cousin Marvin Comes to Stay

The Harold Perry Show! Yeah, and it's a big day too! Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And now, Harold Perry has Honest Harold the homemaker. Well, let's look in on the little town of Melrose Springs.

There's just been a change in the Honest Harold household. Harold's cousin Raymond, who's been occupying the back bedroom for the last few months, has just left to take a job in the neighboring town of Charlieville.

Right now we find Harold and his mother talking it over at luncheon. It didn't seem kind of funny not having cousin Raymond around the house. And I'm going to miss hearing him play saxophone. Well yes.

Sounds like he has a wonderful job playing in the orchestra at Charlieville, Rick's Carlton, and they all wear tuxedos. Yeah, comes in handy when they wait on tables. Yeah, only kidding mother. Well, I guess we can settle back to normal again now, just the two of us.

We can sit in the parlor at night, play part cheesy. Or maybe we can have a little music a little evening. You know, Harold, you haven't sung for me in a long time. I haven't, mother. I'll fix that right now.

I'll bet you've forgotten my favorite. I'll bet you're sugar cookie I have. Listen. One bright and guiding light That taught me wrong from right I've found in my mother's eye Those baby tales she told That road all paved with gold, I've found in my mother's eye, wondering for lonely and narrow, to reach my goal.

God's gift sent from above A selfish love I found in my mother That was beautiful Harris My mother, you're fogging up your glass?