Tim Gracyk's video: Ernest Hare Billy Jones Happiness Boys How s Your Folks And My Folks Down In Norfolk Town 1925

Ernest Hare & Billy Jones Happiness Boys "How's Your Folks And My Folks (Down In Norfolk Town)" Victor 19739 1925 Cal DeVoll & Dudley Mecum song I'm a Dixie rollin' stone, roamin' 'round all alone. You've learned a lot, but what have you got? Nothin' worth callin' my own. I hear that you returned from home today. I often wonder why you went away. Say, Bill, how's your folks and my folks down in Norfolk town? Not one word have they heard since you've been knockin' around. How's dear old dad and mama and all the family? How's little sis and brother? Do they ever talk about me? Your old gal, your old pal, the one you left behind—now I found you're always on her mind. I'm just an old black sheep and I'll get no sleep till I'm Virginia bound to your folks and my folks down in Norfolk town. I know when the L & N is leaving in the evening, but it's bound for Louisville. And I know the B & O was bound to go to Baltimore and down to Jacksonville. And they say that every day the Santa Fe is on its way out to the Golden Gate. But those three don't worry me. The only place I want to be I might as well confess. I'm just an old black sheep and I'll get no sleep till I'm Virginia bound to your folks and my folks down in Norfolk town.