“Meet me by the fishin' hole and wear your leather britches.
Tell your ma and pa everything's all right.
We're really goin' fishin' next Saturday night.”

—  Tex Atchison

Song We're Gonna Go Fishin' http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=25201

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American musician 1912–1982

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