Peerless Quartet with the classic line-up. Arthur Collins had not left yet.<br /><br />1915<br /><br />Victor 17825<br /><br />Lyrics by Coleman Goetz. <br /><br />Music by Walter Donaldson.<br /><br />THE SINGERS:<br /><br />Henry Burr, <br />Albert Campbell, <br />Arthur Collins,<br />John H. Meyer<br /><br />I've lost my appetite<br />Can't sleep a wink at night<br />There's something haunting me<br /><br />In all my dreams I see<br />A quaint old bungalow<br />Where sweet magnolias grow<br />And southern breezes blow<br />I want you to know<br /><br />I've got a sneaky feeling 'round my heart<br />That I want to settle down<br />I guess I'll pack my grip and take a trip<br />To a good old Southern town<br />You can have your high brow airs<br />Just give me three good squares<br />With the corn and 'lasses served by Rastus<br />I'll be tickled to death to know that I can stay right there<br />And I'll never care to roam<br />Come on along with me and have a jubilee<br />In my old Kentucky Home<br /><br />That Southern atmosphere<br />Will find me full of cheer<br />I'll ramble here and there<br />And never have a care<br /><br />I'll have some pigs in pens<br />Also some laying hens<br />That lay by fives and tens<br />Let me tell you, friends
