Ernest Stoneman and Hattie Stoneman — Mountaineers Courtship

Oh, when are you coming to see me, to see me, to see me? Oh, when are you coming to see me, my dear old reckless boy? I expect I'll come next Sunday, next Sunday, next Sunday I expect I’ll come next Sunday if the weather is good Oh, how long you think you'll court me, you'll court me, you’ll court me? Oh, how long you think you court me, my dear old reckless boy? I expect I'll court you all night, all night, all night I expect I'll court you all night if the weather is good Oh, when do you think we'll marry, we'll marry, we'll marry? Oh, when do you think we'll marry, my dear old reckless boy? I expect we'll marry in a week, in a week, in a week I expect we’ll marry in a week if the weather is good Oh, what’re you gonna ride to the wedding in, to the wedding in, to the wedding in? Oh, what're you gonna ride to the wedding in, my dear old reckless boy? I expect I’ll bring my log sled, my log sled, my log sled I expect I'll bring my log sled if the weather is good Oh, why not bring your buggy, your buggy, your buggy? Oh, why not bring your buggy, my dear old reckless boy? My ox won't work to the buggy, to the buggy, to the buggy My ox won't work to the buggy ’cause I've never seen him try Oh, who're you gonna bring to the wedding, to the wedding, to the wedding? Oh, who're you gonna bring to the wedding, my dear old reckless boy? I expect I'll bring my children, my children, my children I expect I'll bring my children if the weather is good Well, I didn't know you had any children, any children, any children Well, I didn't know you had any children, my dear old reckless boy Oh, yes I have six children, six children, six children Oh, yes I have six children, Joe, Jim, John, Sally and the baby Run and tell Aunt Sally, Aunt Sally, Aunt Sally Oh, run and tell Aunt Sally the old gray goose is dead The one that she's been saving, been saving, been saving The one that she's been saving to make her feather bed