Puddin Head Jones-Don Redman

[ti:Puddin' Head Jones] [ar:Don Redman] [al:Don Redman 1933-37] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Puddin Head Jones - Don Redman [01:00.78]There was a most peculiar kid in our town [01:03.27]Was always late for school [01:05.42] [01:06.35]He never learned to tell a verb from a noun [01:09.01]And always broke the rules [01:11.06] [01:11.67]Though they looked upon him as a clown [01:14.37]Yet he wasn't such a fool [01:16.42] [01:17.15]Oh Puddin' head Jones was fat and funny [01:19.87]Dumber than sticks and stones [01:22.55]That is just why the kids all called him [01:25.24]Woodenhead Puddin' Head Jones [01:27.70] [01:28.23]He couldn't spell Constantinople [01:30.95]Didn't know beans from bones [01:33.01] [01:33.58]Pencils and books they were never made for [01:36.30]Woodenhead Puddin' Head Jones [01:39.04]Teacher told his mother she would take him right in hand [01:41.90]And teach him a thing or two [01:44.85]Like his older brother he began to understand [01:46.67] [01:47.64]He learned everything that she ever knew [01:50.19]All of the kids to the teacher carried [01:53.10]Candy and ice cream cones [01:55.78]But who do you think the teacher married [01:58.30]Woodenhead Puddin' Head Jones