You can’t lose me, Charlie; I went out a-courtin' the other night,; Cause you can't lose me, Charlie,
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McReynolds, Pearl
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Voice Coll. by Cornelia Bowman Transc. by MCP Mrs. Pearl Mc Reynolds Evansville, Ark. January 13, 1960 Reel 336, Item 15 You Can't Lose Me, Charlie I went out a-courtin' the other night, I had a little courtin' that was out of sight, Down my knees, my love it was a-tellin', While my old gal's on the outside a-yellin' Cause you can't lose me, Charlie, Can't lose me, Charlie, I knew she was a nigger For she liked to cut a figger, But hunh-unh, my baby You can't lose me, indeed you can't. Went out rowin' and my gal went too, She stepped in the boat and the bottom fell through, Down in the river she gradually was a-sinkin' And she grabbed me quick while I was a-thinkin' Refrain. Funding for digitization provided by the Arkansas Humanities Council and the Happy Hollow Foundation.
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Bowman, CornelliaParler, Mary Celestia
1960 01 13
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University of ArkansasKeywords
- A Capella Singing
- Accidents
- Boats
- Boats And Boating
- Courting
- Courtship
- Courtship, Boat, Shipwreck, Tragedy