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EULA WALL (LULA WALLS) Sung by: Neal Morris Recorded in Timbo, AR 7/18/59 Click here to listen to the original recording She was . . . in the park, Sitting on a platform all alone. I lifted up my hat, And we both began to chat. She said that I could see her at her home. Chorus: Such a form you never seen, She's as pretty as a queen, She's as perfect as an angel from above. I'd be happy all my life, If she'd only be my wife. She's that aggravating beauty, Eula Wall. If I could only call her mine, I would build a house so fine, And all around it I would build a fence so tall. It might be jealousy, But no one else but me Could gaze upon that beauty, Eula Wall. (Chorus) One evening, getting late, I met her at the gate. I asked her if she'd wed me in the fall. She only turned away, And nothing would she say. She's that aggravating beauty, Eula Wall. (Chorus) Also found in Randolph, Vol. III, #383, "Lula Walls." |
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