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another male vocalist,
one that I haven't met?
We sure do, Bob,
and that's the boy that does the rhythm songs,
Spready Love.
Oh, you mean the one you call
Careless Love.
That's right, but there's not a thing careless
about the way he sings the tune.
Careless, meet Bob Lamont.
Hi, Bob.
Hello, Careless! Careless Love!
Say, Careless, what part of
the West are you from?
I'm from Spartanburg,
South Carolina. Honor.
Mighty fine country out there.
What was your first musical job?
Playing ukulele with a
Hawaiian beachcomber.
With that history,
how did you ever
get with a Western band?
Just lucky, I guess.
And I'm mighty lucky to have him,
too.
Freddie was in the Navy for over six years,
and when I heard him sing at a show
at the San Diego Naval Base
in 1946,
I told him right then
that I wanted him with my band
as soon as he got his discharge.
And I took him up on it last year.
And tonight Freddy's given us
one of his real specials,
an old English folk song
with new American words
and the name of the tune,
Bone of Hearts Retreat.
You know something,
this could easily be the theme song for the
United Nations.
An English folk tune
about a French emperor
played by a western band
and sung by a South Carolinian
who plays an Hawaiian ukulele.
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Verse 2
the town way down in Dixie
Verse 3
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above
Verse 4
Verse 5
girl I ever did see
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So I held her in my arms
Verse 6
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I kissed her while the fiddles played
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The bow and the farts re treat
Verse 7
when I held her on that night
And I heard her say,
please don't ever go away
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and told her of her many charms
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Let the girl I love in a town
way down in Dixie
Beneath the stars above,
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she was the sweetest girl I ever did see.
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the bone and the parts we'd treat.
when I held her on that night.
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and told her of her many charms,
the Bonaparte's retreat.
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