I Bawled

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Song Specific Liner Notes
ALBUM	NOTES
The Kingston Trio At Large	I BAWLED (Bob Shane) The Trio first heard this number from Stan Wilson, a San Francisco folk singer and song writer. It tells of the misadventures a suitor has with his girl's mother.
Other Notes of Interest
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Covers by other artists
Artist's Name	ALBUM	CATALOG NO.
Stan Wilson (Woman With a Rollin' Pin)	Wanderin' With Stan Wilson (circa 1955)	Cavalier CAV 5005 (10" LP)
Stan Wilson (Woman With a Rollin' Pin)	Leisure Time (circa 1957)	Cavalier CAV 6005 (12" LP)
N/A	N/A	N/A

I Bawled

Took my girl home the other night.
Got myself in an awful fight.
She said, "Do, do, darlin', won't you please come in?"
Her old lady socked me with a rollin pin.

Chorus:
And I bawled. I bawled.
Oh, man, you should have heard me bawl.
Well, I bawl when I feel the pin. I don't meet with that old woman again.
Oh, yes, I bawled (I bawled.) I bawled. (I bawled.)
Oh, man, you should have heard me bawl.
Well, I bawl when I feel the pin. I don't meet with that old woman again.

Mon, the first time she hit me, she knocked me down.
Wouldn't even let me get off the ground.
I tried to tell of the rules of Queensbury.
She said, "Boy, cuts no ice with me."

Chorus

Oh, mon, talk about eternity.
That's what that encounter seemed to me.
She started to sneeze and I started to run.
Gone like a bullet from a machine gun.

Chorus

Nick Reynolds (vocal, bongos), Bob Shane (vocal (solo), guitar), Dave Guard (vocal, guitar), Buck Wheat (bass) 10-6-00:


Last revised: March 30, 2006.