Speaker 1: The Eddie Arnold Show with the Willis Brothers, the Tennessee
Speaker 1: Plowboy Rod Wiggins. You'res Jolie, Pappy hal Harton and starring
Speaker 1: that boy with a smile in his voice, Eddie Arnold.
Speaker 2: Hold.
Speaker 3: Hod Hello, they're friends and neighbors.
Speaker 4: This is Eddie Arnold again with an all request program today,
Speaker 4: songs and music you've requested over the past few weeks
Speaker 4: for a leader offer, No, don't bother to cry.
Speaker 5: Don't bother to cry cause I ain't looking in.
Speaker 3: Don't bother to side because.
Speaker 2: I haven't you know me a lie and I have
Speaker 2: been a deed. You don't you cry.
Speaker 3: And you're still lighty?
Speaker 2: No more mind, lady, ohb no more and more, Save
Speaker 2: your dear drugs baby, as your daddy's loving harness turn
Speaker 2: to stone, don't tell me.
Speaker 5: Die if I shouldn't leave you.
Speaker 3: Don't you have more health at all?
Speaker 6: You fool?
Speaker 2: And to my heart now you might as well talk
Speaker 2: to the all. No more, my lady, no more in
Speaker 2: the moments, Save your dear drops, baby.
Speaker 4: How's your daddy's love and carnest turned you?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 4: Don't bother to cry?
Speaker 2: I was I even looking again?
Speaker 3: Don't bother do side.
Speaker 2: Of course I won't hear I leaned the game fair.
Speaker 3: But you've been seen as you sow, so you've been
Speaker 3: some sority.
Speaker 4: Well, I said, you won't have to bother to crab
Speaker 4: folks if you pay close attention to these good words.
Speaker 4: This letter comes from young men and Mobile, Alabama. He
Speaker 4: says that one time you heard me sing a song
Speaker 4: called I'll never let you Go a little Dark. For
Speaker 4: two months he's been asking me to do it again. So,
Speaker 4: mister er, here's your song.
Speaker 2: You say we've.
Speaker 3: Reached the r far.
Speaker 2: You say, I dream of love is God, but I
Speaker 2: could never live overout, so please don't believe me all.
Speaker 2: I'll never let you go a little doll.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry that I right, I'll never let you go cause.
Speaker 2: I love So please don't try to say.
Speaker 5: By the star, the tumble down beside the moon would
Speaker 5: hang it's hidden cry.
Speaker 2: My arms would never hold enough.
Speaker 3: If you should ever say, my wile let you go,
Speaker 3: little darn.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry that I mean, I'll ever let you go
Speaker 8: calls and love, so please don't.
Speaker 2: Try to say bye.
Speaker 1: I agree with that, gentleman. That's a pretty number, and
Speaker 1: I like hear you sing it too. Well, Oklahoma wranglers,
Speaker 1: I sure appreciate you dedicating this song thus, Texans, chuck right,
Speaker 1: would you mind taking a chorus in this fort called
Speaker 1: Lone Star Lullaby?
Speaker 6: Here it is long style Llabi longly to sleep.
Speaker 9: And Los Angeles long stop lollallabies, old people wad to
Speaker 9: the cattle.
Speaker 2: Let my troubles fade away.
Speaker 9: Let me dreams you'll break of me long style lullaby
Speaker 9: rodly asleep in my saddle, long style lallaby godly to
Speaker 9: sleep in my saddle, long side of by, Oh maple,
Speaker 9: watch on the cattle.
Speaker 2: Let my troubles fade away.
Speaker 9: Let me dream to brave me long side of my
Speaker 9: rockney to sleep, and my saddle Rockney to sleep in
Speaker 9: my saddle.
Speaker 3: Scar boars.
Speaker 7: Not only Texans, but everybody everywhere be glad to hear
Speaker 7: this message.
Speaker 5: Let them.
Speaker 1: I said that with the brand new tune from the
Speaker 1: old opera called Turkey in the Straw.
Speaker 4: Skeeter Willis is playing it.
Speaker 6: Does Eddie, what's.
Speaker 7: Your favorite for the day?
Speaker 3: Well, the listener, I should say.
Speaker 4: This listener writes that she likes to hear the first
Speaker 4: number I ever sang on Nashville's Grand Old Oprey I'm
Speaker 4: glad to obliged for the lady.
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 4: I remember this very well. A sinner's friend, It's pretty.
Speaker 3: A sinner's preend is never soon.
Speaker 5: A sinner's dream cannot come. The loves antherd, So sad am.
Speaker 2: I upon my bo.
Speaker 5: A larger picture with him dies.
Speaker 9: I pleased them.
Speaker 4: Down on my kney.
Speaker 2: I prayed to have.
Speaker 4: A to see.
Speaker 3: New sinners. A sinner's prayer is never served. A sinner's hole.
Speaker 2: So long in pain.
Speaker 9: The one I love.
Speaker 3: Now loves enther.
Speaker 2: I'll ever see.
Speaker 9: My love.
Speaker 2: Your Lord about please hear my please bound off my head.
Speaker 3: Artist space.
Speaker 2: She's all I love, She's all of me.
Speaker 9: Who won't you he.
Speaker 3: A sinners spray?
Speaker 4: That's pretty what I could never forget that song there
Speaker 4: because I had one nickel in my bucket. Badly you
Speaker 4: got any word for us, oh Eddie.
Speaker 1: I just running back and thinking over some of the
Speaker 1: married folks I met in my travels over the country,
Speaker 1: and some of them known for years. And you know
Speaker 1: the trouble with some marriages that is that both the
Speaker 1: husband and the wife are in love with the same woman.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, I found out. I m seen proven well.
Speaker 9: I gotta go on that one.
Speaker 1: This is Eddie Arnold in Thanks.
Speaker 4: So much for listening. Be good, everybody,