[Dixielandjazz] Ace In The hole, 2nd Verse?

[Robert Ringwald]

Dear Joan,

I believe that is a different song titled Ace in the Hole. 

--Bob Ringwald



From: Joan McGinnis 
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2012 4:16 PM
To: Robert Ringwald 
Subject: Re: [Dixielandjazz] Ace In The hole, 2nd Verse?

Here are the words Ella Fitzgerals sings:


Sad times, may follow your tracks
Bad times, may bar you from sak's
At times, when satan in slacks
Breaks down your self control

Maybe, as often it goes
Your abe-y, may tire of his rose
So baby, this rule I propose
Always have an ace in the hole

Sad times, may follow your tracks
Bad times, may bar you from sak's
At times, when satan in slacks
Breaks down your self control

Maybe, as often it goes
Your abe-y, may tire of his rose
So baby, this rule I propose
Always have an ace in the hole

Always have an ace in the hole   Joán 
On Jul 9, 2012, at 12:16 PM, Robert Ringwald wrote:

> Many years ago the gentleman who started the Sacramento Banjo Band, Dick Suryhne, taught me some words to Ace In The Hole. I doubt if they were legit. Probably a parity.  
> BTW- Dick was pat Pulson’s brother in law. Pat was married to Dick’s older sister. 
> Does anyone happen to have the these words? 
> They go something such as:
> Verse:
> Now, you can talk about the guys,
> But when it comes to lies,
> The gals can show them all a thing or two. 
> You’ll see B-Girls and street walkers, 
> ??????? and fast talkers, 
> I can’t remember the rest. 
> I’ve been thinking about resurrecting these words and performing them.  
> --Bob Ringwald
> www.ringwald.com
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