My Little Lady (saddie Brown)
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My Little Lady (saddie Brown)
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I had a gal oh what a gal and her name was Saddie Brown
I took her out to ride about as the moon was shining down
When we got home we'd sat alone out in the old porch swing
And that dear little miss she would give me a kiss and sweetly to her I would sigh
Lay-lady little lay-lady I love no one but you
We'll get marry in June take a long honeymoon and settle down there for a life
Lay-lady little lay-lady I want you by my side
[ ac.guitar ]
We'll get marry in June...
Lay-lady little lay-lady
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