Speaker 1: The Eddie Arnold Show with the Willis Brothers, the Tennessee
Speaker 1: plow Boys, Roy Wigins, just truly Judd Collins.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Eddie Arnold.
Speaker 3: Hold hold.
Speaker 4: Oh, what of them won't do to make a living
Speaker 4: out of their force?
Speaker 2: And a great big welcome to our little gets together.
Speaker 4: We've got a wagon load of real old time tunes
Speaker 4: and songs for you today.
Speaker 1: I can stay with us.
Speaker 4: I'll bet you.
Speaker 5: Getting kicked out of it.
Speaker 4: That show How the Mean Boys is a little bit
Speaker 4: of somebody's rule carried a long way. He's somebody's rules now,
Speaker 4: and everyone knows now that you have decided just too
Speaker 4: ever be I'm walking in clover my trouble. He's somebody's
Speaker 4: rolls now that someone is me. I waited along time
Speaker 4: or someone like you, and now there's a live time
Speaker 4: to good to be true.
Speaker 3: The bound to be moking.
Speaker 4: Will never be bru. He're somebody's rules now that someone
Speaker 4: is me. You're somebody's rules now, and everyone knows now
Speaker 4: that you have decided. I'm loving it over I trouble
Speaker 4: the rule. Here's somebody's rolls now, and someone is me.
Speaker 4: I waited a long time for someone like you and
Speaker 4: now there's a lifetime who good to be true, about
Speaker 4: to be spoken, will never be brooke. You're somebody's rolls
Speaker 4: now and someone is me. But that for a starter,
Speaker 4: we can move along to more important business. And nothing
Speaker 4: is more important than business. You've heard me stay time
Speaker 4: and time again. How partial I was to the old song.
Speaker 4: Here's when I recorded not long ago, and it really
Speaker 4: is an old timer. My mother tells me that it
Speaker 4: was considered an old song way back when she was
Speaker 4: a little girl.
Speaker 5: If you remember it, Molly dared, whoa you tell me?
Speaker 4: Molly does that you love none else for me? All
Speaker 4: I love you, Molly does, all the world me hell
Speaker 4: me died and let you love me.
Speaker 6: Your little hands in mind, my.
Speaker 4: Heart steam Molly does. S you will give me signs dog,
Speaker 4: the smiling Molly does, through the mystic veil of nice.
Speaker 4: They seem laughing Molly does, while hides lies no one
Speaker 4: lesson but the floud, while they hang the They are
Speaker 4: my Molly, when Leggy me call you name Molly feries,
Speaker 4: look darling, tell me you love me? Molly doll les
Speaker 4: curent servy.
Speaker 1: I'll have to admit that songs a little before my
Speaker 1: time at it, but I sure like to hear you sing.
Speaker 1: And here's another old It was sports kind of dressed
Speaker 1: up in modern clothes, Oklahoma wranglers and a cute little
Speaker 1: bitty knowing as echoed from the hill song time.
Speaker 7: I wonder why I have too wrong ippost to traveling
Speaker 7: way back home.
Speaker 4: I miss the hills. The old folks and militia be loose.
Speaker 4: I wonder if they missed me too.
Speaker 7: I'm a long way from home, and that is my
Speaker 7: dog still.
Speaker 1: I hear the.
Speaker 7: Achos from the his and this we litlebel, my little
Speaker 7: hellbelly guy.
Speaker 4: Calling him diaco from the his.
Speaker 7: When I that's my fact, he said, And I don't
Speaker 7: do nothing wrong.
Speaker 4: I recall my.
Speaker 7: Many saying, donny, don't be long, So I know let
Speaker 7: some day I'll be winding my way fact among diaco
Speaker 7: from the Hell. I'm a long way from home, man,
Speaker 7: that's my long Still. I hear the echo from the hell.
Speaker 7: Man we ny Bail, my little hell belly guy calling
Speaker 7: him the echo from the hell.
Speaker 4: Woll left my pappy said, Now, I don't do nothing wrong.
Speaker 7: I recall my man's honey, don't be long, So why
Speaker 7: don't let some days I'll be wending my way.
Speaker 4: Back along the ackle, from the back on the ankle,
Speaker 4: from the hill. Swell boys, I like that boy that
Speaker 4: with that white expression thing in that ser.
Speaker 6: Now, while I look over the words of the folk.
Speaker 8: Song of the week, let's hear this good message.
Speaker 1: That was beck Willie's Friends and Little Songs. Dark Eyes
Speaker 1: Now the song that Eddie Onnod selectsos the song of
Speaker 1: the week. It truly nominates for the.
Speaker 4: Folk song fall of fame. It's the Judson in my
Speaker 4: way of thinking, It's one of America's truly great folks songs.
Speaker 4: You only want me when you're long, and those are
Speaker 4: two words you are.
Speaker 3: You all?
Speaker 4: LI won't me when you're lonely.
Speaker 6: When no one else won't you? Restive?
Speaker 8: And me?
Speaker 4: Even though you call me darling, I know I'm never
Speaker 4: in your dream. I'm your the one you've always turned to.
Speaker 6: Each time your new love turned you down. LI want
Speaker 6: me when your loly, when there is nobody else around
Speaker 6: You won't when you're lonely. I'll leave you now and then.
Speaker 6: And though I say I won't forgive you, I'm glad when.
Speaker 4: You come back again. Why do violence me, darling?
Speaker 6: The way break my heart to cry.
Speaker 4: You won't lion't when you're lonely, and I won't you
Speaker 4: all the time. And with that we'd better pack up
Speaker 4: and head back for home. First, here's a little thought
Speaker 4: I'd like you to remember. Politics is either a matter
Speaker 4: of passing.
Speaker 5: The bucks or passing the door.
Speaker 4: This is Eddie ol Thing. Thanks so much for listening.
Speaker 4: Be good e everybody,