Roy Bookbinder

distance that the rascal had to go was about two miles in a car tire he got there and got his water and he started back stumbled and fell down he ran back the house got himself another bucket caught the water before it touched the ground he was a traveling man certainly was a traveling man he was the most travelingest man ever in that

Traveled everywhere, known for many miles around.

He didn't get caught and he never got whooped until the police shot him.

Now listen, this boy was out on a Titanic ship the day it was sinking down.

He was standing out by the railing, had his head hung down.

When that boy jumped overboard, everybody said he was a fool.

But about two minutes right after that, well, he was shooting dice in Liverpool.

He was a traveling man, certainly was a traveling man.

He was the most travelingest man ever in that land.

Traveled everywhere, known for many miles around.

But he didn't get caught and he never got whooped until the police shot him down.

Oh, pick it, Roy.

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Traveling man.

Well, he didn't directly teach it to me, but I watched him play it.

He actually played it in a different key.

Oh, he went nuts when I went down there.

I was sitting on his front porch.

That's a long story.

I don't have time to tell you the whole thing.