Doyle, how about that guest?
Thank you very much, Frank.
We brought one of our very special
favorite little girlfriends
along with us down from Nashville,
One that I think that you folks will enjoy visiting with tonight,
and we'd like for you to give her
Here is Miss June Carter!
Thank you folks just a lot.
I'm just tickled to death to get
to be back down here at Shreveport again.
I've just been here once before,
and I don't want to get too close
to these Wilburn brothers.
that Teddy's been annoying me
all the way down here in the car.
He has annoyed me until I don't,
you've just annoyed the fire
June, I haven't even spoke to you
Now you girls here in Shreveport,
you've got to watch out for these boys,
Especially Doyle, he's wearing
It didn't bother me none though,
I got me on a new perfume
because I wouldn't know what to do
Dog's been trying to court me
It was last week on my 21st
That he gave me this birthday present
You ought to have what he
It was a new bathing suit
Well, actually he called it
was just a bottle of suntan lotion and a zipper
And he wanted to get me in there too
He about got me plumb out of it
I was in that Miss Universe contest
I couldn't hardly figure out what to wear,
you know I had, well, I had one of them backless, strapless,
bottomless, topless bathing suits
And they finally roomed it out
They wouldn't let me wear it
We found out it was just a belt
They had all kinds of girls in there,
you ought to have seen them, all kinds
Some of them real sexy type looking
women from Hollywood was in there
She was from Australia someplace
and she come over through there
just shaking it up, walking
She walked over there to me
and, well you all know me,
I'm just a little old country girl
just as sexy as I could get
but I was doing the best I
and she come walking over through there.
Well, I'm a good old girl.
She says, don't talk to me, peasant.
She said, I'll have you know
and I summered in New York.
and you falled on your head too.
Buddy, she was, she started,
she started flippin' them long
eyelashes around there at me
just to batten them things
They was them artificial kind.
She was battin' them eyes
and one of them fell bing, bing,
right off down on the floor.
And buddy, I jumped on it with both feet.
I jumped on it and stomped it.
Ha, used it up, but I ain't done yet.
I like these Wilburn boys,
I don't get to very often,
to hear me sing by myself.
So I'd like to get these Wilburn boys
Dora, will you and come over
What do you want to sing, June?
Well, I'll tell you. We're going to do an old Carter family
song that was recorded about three years ago,
again by the the Kingston Trio.
so we'll be the Queenston Trio.
What what key are we going to sing it in?
Put it in E and then we'll all start together
and then after we get started
it's just every man for himself
so we can get through this thing okay?
it's just coming out wrong.
with one of them guitars.
It takes a wedding man to
It takes a wedding man to
but I won't be worried soon.
A train arrives, sixteen carriages long.
A train arrives, sixteen carriages long.
The train arrives, the coach is long,
and I love song that's trainin' gone
It takes a worried man to sing a worried song
It takes a worried man to sing a worried song
It takes a worried man to sing
but I won't be worried long
I've chained around my legs,
I've chained around my legs, 29 links,
I've chained around my legs
and on each link, the initial of my name.
It takes a worried man to
It takes a worried man to sing a song
It takes a worried man to
but I won't be worried long
but I won't be worried long
Oh, she's tremendous, isn't she?