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4 shots of tequila in my dixie cup. Noon sun beating down on me, and when I close my eyes you're the one I see.The sweet song, recorded by two great singers in 1927 (Hanshaw and Ruth Etting), is dedicated to Berlin’s first wife who died from typhoid fever in 1912 only six months after their marriage.You're using a browser that isn't supporte

It is known in Britain, Spain, Scandinavia, and other areas, but is best known in France, where the Hoffpauirs' version surely originated. It concerns a ship lost at sea, in which the sailors are forced to draw lots to see which of them will be eaten; after the decision is made but before it is implemented, they are rescued. Native American Ballads