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CATALOG #218

I've Got Rings on My Fingers

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Recording courtesy of UCSB Cylinder Audio Archive

Transcript

♪ You go say what's actually a fine denial, and the ladies there, they like the curl, they like the vile smile. So you do keep saying, well, you know, that it's a broken door. It's so easy to deceive, and it's so not so deep.

So you won't keep up, maybe, if you keep up, let's go tell it. You'll have to prove I'm right for you, and you'll tell me so. She's got a chance to write a fine line, it's her Irish way.

She'll come through your neighbor, and it's perfectly safe. If you miss it, mumbo-jumbo, she will see her face. You'll have to prove I'm right for you, and you'll tell me so.

She's got a chance to write a fine line, it's her Irish way. She'll come through your neighbor, and it's perfectly safe. If you miss it, mumbo-jumbo, she will see her face.

You'll have to prove I'm right for you, and you'll tell me so. She's got a chance to write a fine line, it's her Irish way. She'll come through your neighbor, and it's perfectly safe.

If you miss it, mumbo-jumbo, she will see her face. You'll have to prove I'm right for you, and you'll tell me so. She's got a chance to write a fine line, it's her Irish way.

If you miss it, mumbo-jumbo, she will see her face. You'll have to prove I'm right for you, and you'll tell me so. She's got a chance to write a fine line, it's her Irish way.

She'll come through your neighbor, and it's perfectly safe. If you miss it, mumbo-jumbo, she will see her face.

Transcribed by AI from the recording above. These are noisy hundred-year-old cylinders, so expect misheard words and the occasional invented line — trust your ears over the text.

Format
4-Min Amberol
Release year
1909
Duration
4:24

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