Gail Davies Grandma's Song
			
Original WB 1981 Version
Intro:
Old woman singing:
   
  Come a lou, come a lou, come a hi-lo 
  down the merry stream
  Come a ram tam tam, come a dippy dippy dow
  Hear the row, the bow wow wow
  Bugle horn, the big Fi-diddle and the hidey ho
  Through the woods we roam boys
  Through the woods we roam
Gail Davies
starts singing:
  All along the old back road
  The people stop to talk at her garden gate
  While inside the family cried all through the night
  Cause the old woman had passed away
  I loved her so and though she was a special one
  A lovely lady and a gentle old soul
  And she taught me to sing and old folk song
  It's got a melody of a hundred years ago
  And she sang "A come a lou, come a lou, come a 
  hi-lo, come down the merry stream" 
  I'm remembering
  Those memories have given me so much
  She wore her age so gracefully
  And there was not a living thing that she did not 
  love
  And I pray that there is a little of her in me
  Oklahoma in the summertime
  In her rockin' chair she's a singing there on the 
  porch
  While the hounds a howling through the hot black 
  night
  And that ole fox well he's a running like he never
  has done before
  When you hear the melody and when I play my song
  Every note you hear from me she's singing right along
  And she sang "A come a lou, come a lou, come a
  hi-lo, come down the merry stream"
  I'm remembering
  All along the old back road
  People stop to talk at her garden gate
  While inside the family cried all through the night
  Did you hear that old Mrs. Whitten 
  has passed away today
  Come a lou, come a lou, come a hi-lo
  Come down the merry stream
  Come a ram tam tam and a dippy dippy dow
  Hear the row, the bow wow wow
  The bugle's horn, the big Fi-diddle and the hidey ho
  Through the woods were gonna roam boys
  Through the woods were gonna roam.
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part again: