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Make no mistake, accept no substitute for Light Crust.

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The Light Crust Doughboys are on the air.

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Now listen everybody from near and far, if you want to know who we are, we're the Light Crust Doughboys from Burruss Mill.

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Well, hello there folks, may we come in?

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It's Jack Perry and the Light Crust Doughboys with a bit of transcribed happiness and cheer,

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brought to you by Burruss Mill and Elevator Company, Millers of Light Crust, the finest of fine flour.

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Well thank you boys, thank you. Right I am, they say, and sure enough I am when I say the finest of fine flour.

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And here comes the first tune, the boys are all tuned up, and it's Barrel Polka.

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The Light Crust Doughboys

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The Light Crust Doughboys

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The Light Crust Doughboys

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Yes, the gang's all here, that was the last words if somebody had been singing it,

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which nobody was singing it, but somebody's gonna sing the next one and it's sleeping.

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And he has picked a tune, he has picked a tune that's in keeping with the boy too.

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Old Rockin' Chair's got him, that's one.

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Old Rockin' Chair's got you, Pimpy, came by my side.

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The dark stick's still there now.

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Fetch me that jug, son.

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You thirsty, Pimpy?

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Or I'll tan your hide.

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You'll tan my hide?

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Can't get from this cabin.

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You can't even get up, Pimpy.

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Going nowhere.

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Too sleepy to move.

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Just sitting here grabbing.

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What you old time snatching that for?

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Had the flies round this old rockin' chair.

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You haven't had that first one yet.

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My dear old Aunt Harriet.

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My great Aunt Harriet.

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Up in heaven she be.

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Ah, good old soul, wasn't she, Pimpy?

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Send down sweet chariot.

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Pimpy wants a horse in the buggy.

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The end of my troubles I'll see.

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That's your shirt tail sticking out, son.

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Old Rockin' Chair gets its son.

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Ah, yes it does, Pimpy.

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Judgement day is here.

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Vote up sucker now.

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Chain to my Rockin' Chair.

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My dear old Aunt Harriet.

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That's her old heart.

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Up in heaven she be.

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Ah, good old soul, wasn't she, Pimpy?

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Send down sweet chariot.

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Pimpy wants a horse in the buggy.

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The end of my troubles I'll see.

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That's your shirt tail again, Pimpy.

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Old Rockin' Chair gets its son.

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Old Rockin' Chair's got it.

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Judgement day is here.

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Vote up sucker now.

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Chain to my Rockin' Chair.

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Old Rockin' Chair's got it.

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Yes, sir.

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Well, sir, the banjo's got Junior.

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Or Junior's got the banjo, I should say.

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Come on over here.

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And he has selected a banjo number to play today, too.

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He's going to ring ring the banjo right now.

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Don't give up yet, Junior.

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Don't give up yet, Junior.

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Ring that banjo, boy.

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Yeah.

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Here we go, here we go.

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Yeah, you're ringing that, boy.

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Boy walks right on down the road till he gets clear out of sight with that banjo.

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There he goes.

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There he goes.

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Yes.

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Long gone now.

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Well, sir, it kind of put me to sleep on the end of that tune, the way you boys ended that.

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You know what?

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It did?

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Yes, it did.

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Why?

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Well, speaking of being asleep and sleepy things like Sleepy, we've got a tune that

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the trio is about to sing right now with Sleepy in the title.

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It's Sleepy Rio Grande.

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Let me dream from bright Spanish eyes dreams that will never end.

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Hail the high above, night just made for life.

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Let me hear those mandolins play Sleepy Rio Grande.

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Let me hear those mandolins play Sleepy Rio Grande.

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Hail the high above, night just made for love.

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Let me hear those mandolins play Sleepy Rio Grande.

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Well thank you, boys.

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Thank you.

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And now, ladies, for bacon.

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You know, you can find none better than light crust, the finest of fine flowers.

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Milled as long as 70 years ago, you know, light crust started then to become a household

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byword in many parts of the South.

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But then light crust wasn't distributed in all sections of the country.

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So if light crust is new to you, see your grocer today.

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Ask him for a carton or sack.

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You'll find light crust, the finest of fine flowers.

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And here comes Curly now.

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Curly Harris is in charge of the travel bureau for the light crust doughboys.

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And he's about to give out with a tune that's going to take us all down to Atlanta, GA.

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I love the morning glories growing and the breezes softly blowing in Atlanta, GA.

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I love to wake up in the morning and see the sun come up at dawn and in Atlanta, GA.

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I love to walk among the flowers and taste the honey from the bee.

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I want a while away the hours reading books and dreaming dreams beneath the trees.

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I want to see the ivy clinging, want to hear the robin singing little songs I adore.

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I want to attend a Sunday meeting, want to hear the friendly greeting when I get home once more.

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I'm going to hold that certain someone, I miss her more each day.

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I'm getting ready for the wedding, going to get the train that's heading for Atlanta, GA.

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I want to see the ivy clinging, want to hear the robin singing little songs I adore.

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I want to see the ivy clinging, want to hear the robin singing little songs I adore.

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I want to attend a Sunday meeting, want to hear the friendly greeting when I get home once more.

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I'm going to hold that certain someone, I miss her more each day.

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I'm getting ready for the wedding, going to get the train that's heading for Atlanta, GA.

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Yes sir, Atlanta, GA. Mighty fine there, Curly.

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And when he got down to Atlanta, GA, neighbors, he found that the folks had pushed back the rugs

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and got all the furniture out of the floors and they was doing an old shim dig down there.

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And who do you think was playing for it?

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Old Ed's Rooney's fiddle and the tune he was playing was Wagner.

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Well we're all so sorry to leave you now friends, but we'll be back soon for another visit but transcription.

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In the meantime, write us a line and tell us what tunes you'd like to hear, will you?

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This is Jack Perry and the Light Crust Doe Boys saying goodbye and good luck.

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Say, do you use light crust?

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Now we never do brag, we never do boast, we sing our song from coast to coast.

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We're the Light Crust Doe Boys from Burr's Mill.

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We like our song, think it fine, sit right down and drop a line.

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We're the Light Crust Doe Boys from Burr's Mill.

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And I declare, can you get it there?

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And if we have, sometimes we spare somewhere.

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Sometimes we're down your way, we'll drop in to spend the day.

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We're the Light Crust Doe Boys from Burr's Mill.