| Subject: Re: lyrics to old franks furneal |
Author:
Gregory
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Date Posted: 20:36:44 08/18/06 Fri
In reply to:
kenny
's message, "lyrics to old franks furneal" on 17:31:15 10/31/03 Fri
I dont know if it was ever popular, but my grandfather sang me the same song.
The refrain goes something along the lines of:
"So let a smile be your umbrella, on a rainy, rainy day.
And if your sweetheart's left you, a smile will always stay"
All I know is the verse you sang and these next two lines.
If anyone else knows more I'd love to learn the full song.
>>My dad used to sing this
and I dont know if he
>>made it up or it was a popular 1920's- 30's tune.
>>
>style="color:black;background-color:#99ff99">Lyrics
> go " Once I went in swimin where there were no
>>women by the deep blue sea, seeing no one there I hung
>>my underwear upon a willow tree. Then I dove into the
>>water just like Pharoah's daughter dove into the Nile.
>>Some one saw me there and stole my underwear and left
>>me with a smile" Did he make this up or was it popular
>>at one time?
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