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Who sings Mary Lou?
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S ONE OVER
Feb 13, 2002, 3:02:20 AM2/13/02
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This is a real oldie. I know the lyrics, but am looking for an artist. It
goes:
Mary Lou, Mary Lou, cross my heart I love you. All the bells in the steeple
are ready to ring. And all the people are planning pretty presents all for
you, Mary Lou. Won't you give your promise, do? And for miles around they're
waiting to start the celebrating, when you say, "I do", Mary Lou. Can anybody
help with the name of an artist who recorded this one?
goes:
Mary Lou, Mary Lou, cross my heart I love you. All the bells in the steeple
are ready to ring. And all the people are planning pretty presents all for
you, Mary Lou. Won't you give your promise, do? And for miles around they're
waiting to start the celebrating, when you say, "I do", Mary Lou. Can anybody
help with the name of an artist who recorded this one?
Harold Groot
Feb 13, 2002, 4:05:57 AM2/13/02
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I =think= this was Ronnie Hawkins from 1959.
texavery
Feb 13, 2002, 5:52:41 AM2/13/02
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MARY LOU
(Written by : Lyman, Waggoner, & Robinson)
Recorded by Bing Crosby - 1926
(Written by : Lyman, Waggoner, & Robinson)
Recorded by Bing Crosby - 1926
this is the only reference I can find of this song having been
recorded hope this helps
Ron Hontz
Feb 13, 2002, 9:46:31 AM2/13/02
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Sorry, Harold--just listened to Ronnie Hawkins' tune--nothing like these
lyrics. He spends all his time complaining about how Mary Lou "she took
my diamond ring, she took my eatch and chain" and "she took the keys to
my Cadillac car"
lyrics. He spends all his time complaining about how Mary Lou "she took
my diamond ring, she took my eatch and chain" and "she took the keys to
my Cadillac car"
The Wordman
Feb 13, 2002, 4:40:16 PM2/13/02
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"Ron Hontz" <ronh...@att.net> wrote in message
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"pat boone" had a hit with this song in early sixties. he recorded it in
english and german
Harold Groot
Feb 13, 2002, 5:58:15 PM2/13/02
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>Harold Groot wrote:
>> I =think= this was Ronnie Hawkins from 1959.
>> I =think= this was Ronnie Hawkins from 1959.
On Wed, 13 Feb 2002 14:46:31 GMT, Ron Hontz <ronh...@att.net> wrote:
>Sorry, Harold--just listened to Ronnie Hawkins' tune--nothing like these
>lyrics.
Oh, well. That's why I used a qualifier. I try to make it clear
whether I really know something or am just taking an educated guess.
So Ronnie Hawkins had a different song with the same title. Rats.
Lowers my batting average a fraction. :(
prof.g.ke...@gmail.com
Jun 9, 2013, 10:23:30 PM6/9/13
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