My Ever Loving Southern Gal - Song and Lyrics by Hedges Brothers and Jacobson

My Ever Loving Southern Gal Year 1910 By Hedges Brothers and Jacobson Originally introduced by Knight and Deyer in Vaudville Will Rossiter 152 Lake Street Chicago, Illinois		First Verse In an old log cabin Down in Tennessee Lives the sweetest little gal, you ever want to see With eyes that shine like diamonds Teeth as white as pearl Listen while I tell you about my little southern gal. Chorus Southern gal Oh my ever loving southern gal With eyes that shine so bright the stars at night, for fear they won't be noticed why they fade away from sight and so I say my pet Oh you cert'ny are my one best bet Please love me truly truly, don't be so unruly My ever loving Southern gal. CLICK HERE TO PLAY THIS SONG Share this song with friends

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