# | Title | Principal Artiste | Composers | Lyricist / Date written | Place | Date recorded | Matrix | Label&cat.no. | Additional Information |
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797 | It's Sunday Down In Carolina | Ray Noble and His Orchestra | Jerry Livingston | Marty Symes / Al Neiburg `33 | London | July 12, 1933 | OB-4635-1 | HMV B-6381, Electrola EG-2883 | As above |
(Jerry Livingston / Marty Symes / Al Neiburg)
Ray Noble and His Orchestra
The lazy sun is shining and my heart's at ease
I can hear sweet music in the morning breeze
Folks can stay in bed 'till anytime they please;
'Cause it's Sunday down in Caroline.
Now there's four and twenty hours set aside for play
And the cotton is forgotten down good old Dixie way
And heaven comes a calling every seventh day
'Cause it's Sunday down in Caroline
Church bells will be ringing Hallelujah
Hallelujah, come and pray
Darkies will be singing so peculiar
Singing their sins away
Love don't have to wait until the evening time
There's no work to keep me from that gal of mine
And I'll be off to meet her when the church bells chime
It's Sunday down in Caroline
Oh! folks, it's wonderful to be in Caroline on Sunday
So peaceful. So lovely