Song - Washington ( )

The Roy Lodges Radio Joe. As folks, it's the Roy Lodges Radio Joe for the whole family. Eventually, good friend. History. And music starring Roy Lodges, King of the Cowboys, and Dale Evans, Queen of the West, with that radio, The Bellman, and an all-star cast.

And now, I introduce you to the song in his story, Our Royal Day. For the last city of the empatry, the man's above. Oh, that evening, folks, the evening began to the whole family. It's really a shame that every American can't visit the nation's capital city.

Somehow, since the government buildings, where our laws are made, and the memorial statues are honoring some of our greatest Americans, well, it does not include them. It gives you a feeling of pride and makes you glad to be an American citizen.

A while back, Dale and Pat and I went to Washington for a personal appearance, and while we were there, a very strange thing happened. Pat and I were in a hotel room waiting for Dale so we could go sight stand and, oh, I don't know why we have to go sight stand.

I can see the whole city from here with these buying up words. It sure is a good view, isn't it? Well, I'll say, hey, Roy, see those two redish brown powers over there? Where? Oh, yeah?

I bet you don't know what that is. Okay, what is it? That's the uh, Miss Voonium or the Zoonium You mean the Smithsonian Institute? Yeah, that's what this. That's all right here in this guidebook. And you know what?

What they got ever American stamp that was ever printed over there. Well boy. I sure want to see that You know, I'm a fool-a-lakeness or a few titles here I collect that This one, this one. I got a book of them for a friend Come in Yep, ready to go.