[Dixielandjazz] verse of "The Blackbottom"

[jsbarque at netscape.net]

Does anybody have the sheet music with the original words for the verse of this song? The words below were extracted from a rather unclear recording by Annette Hanshaw rec'd: Sept. 12, 1926, New York, for Pathe Actuelle. It is certainly not intended for public performance but, Ian Smith who is writing notes for a CD cover needs to make accurate reference to the words of the whole song.

thanks in anticipation.

Tony Orr
banjo - Melbourne


Oh the black bottom of the Swannee River sometimes might shake and shiver
But it makes the darkies feel like strutting around, I watch 'em
They've found a way to imitate it, I know they exaggerate it
But I wish that you could see the dance that they found
Every high-brow gal?? and her bon-bon??? buddy??? go down where the banks??? are muddy
to do a step that soon will be renowned????

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