Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves - Georgia Narratives, Part 4 by Work Projects Administration
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And he did ride
Uh hunh With a sword and pistol By his side Uh hunh. "Old uncle Rat laughed, Shook his old fat side; He thought his niece Was going to be the bride. Uh hunh, uh hunh "Where shall the wedding be? Uh hunh Where shall the wedding be? Uh hunh "Way down yonder In a hollow gum tree. Uh hunh, un hunh, uh hunh. "Who shall the waiters be? Uh hunh Granddaddy Louse and a Black-eyed flea. Uh hunh, uh hunh, uh hunh." Laney reminded him of a song he used to sing when their child was a baby. "It is hard for me to formulate its words in my mind. I just cannot seem to get them," he answered, "but I thought of this one the |
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