Biografía:
William Bradley Kincaid (13 July 1895 - 23 September 1989) was an American folk singer and noted radio entertainer.
He was born in Point Level, Kentucky but would build a music career in the northern states. His first radio appearance came in 1926 when he performed on the National Barn Dance show on WLS (AM) in Chicago. A prolific composer of folk and country music tunes, his 1928 songbook called "My Favorite Mountain Ballads" sold more than 100,000 copies.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Verse 1]
D
Three years ago since Jack and Joe
G D
Set sail across the foam
D
Each vowed a fortune he would gain
E A7
Before returning home
D
In one short year Jack gained his wealth
G D
And started home that day
G D
And when the pals shook hands to part
A7 D
Poor Joe could only say.
[Refrain]
D
Give my love to Nellie, Jack
G D
And kiss her once for me
D
The sweetest girl in all this world
E A7
I'm sure you'll say is she
D
Treat her kindly Jack, old pal
G D
And tell her I am well
G D
His parting words were don't forget
A7 D
To give my love to Nell.
[Verse 2]
D
Three years had passed when Jack at last
G D
Gained wealth enough for life
D
He started home across the foam
E A7
To make sweet Nell his wife
D
But when he learned that Jack and Nell
G D
One year ago had wed
G D
With sobs and threats he now regrets
A7 D
That he had ever ever said.
[Refrain]
D
Give my love to Nellie, Jack
G D
And kiss her once for me
D
The sweetest girl in all this world
E A7
I'm sure you'll say is she
D
Treat her kindly Jack, old pal
G D
And tell her I am well
G D
His parting words were don't forget
A7 D
To give my love to Nell.
[Verse 3]
D
They chanced to meet upon the street
G D
Jack said, you selfish elf
D
The very next girl I learn to love
E A7
I'll kiss her for myself
D
But all is fair in love, they say
G D
As you have gone and wed
G D
I'll not be angry with you pal
A7 D
So once again he said.
[Refrain]
D
Give my love to Nellie, Jack
G D
And kiss her once for me
D
The sweetest girl in all this world
E A7
I'm sure you'll say is she
D
Treat her kindly Jack, old pal
G D
And tell her I am well
G D
His parting words were don't forget
A7 D
To give my love to Nell.
D
Three years ago since Jack and Joe
G D
Set sail across the foam
D
Each vowed a fortune he would gain
E A7
Before returning home
D
In one short year Jack gained his wealth
G D
And started home that day
G D
And when the pals shook hands to part
A7 D
Poor Joe could only say.
[Refrain]
D
Give my love to Nellie, Jack
G D
And kiss her once for me
D
The sweetest girl in all this world
E A7
I'm sure you'll say is she
D
Treat her kindly Jack, old pal
G D
And tell her I am well
G D
His parting words were don't forget
A7 D
To give my love to Nell.
[Verse 2]
D
Three years had passed when Jack at last
G D
Gained wealth enough for life
D
He started home across the foam
E A7
To make sweet Nell his wife
D
But when he learned that Jack and Nell
G D
One year ago had wed
G D
With sobs and threats he now regrets
A7 D
That he had ever ever said.
[Refrain]
D
Give my love to Nellie, Jack
G D
And kiss her once for me
D
The sweetest girl in all this world
E A7
I'm sure you'll say is she
D
Treat her kindly Jack, old pal
G D
And tell her I am well
G D
His parting words were don't forget
A7 D
To give my love to Nell.
[Verse 3]
D
They chanced to meet upon the street
G D
Jack said, you selfish elf
D
The very next girl I learn to love
E A7
I'll kiss her for myself
D
But all is fair in love, they say
G D
As you have gone and wed
G D
I'll not be angry with you pal
A7 D
So once again he said.
[Refrain]
D
Give my love to Nellie, Jack
G D
And kiss her once for me
D
The sweetest girl in all this world
E A7
I'm sure you'll say is she
D
Treat her kindly Jack, old pal
G D
And tell her I am well
G D
His parting words were don't forget
A7 D
To give my love to Nell.
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