Leroy Van Dyke The Auctioneer Song 1962 HD

This is a 1962 video of Leroy Van Dyke singing the Auctioneer song and wow what a powerful song. Hope you enjoy the song too and as always thanks for watching.

[@lamoon1525]

When I was a child about six this came out and my uncle was enamored of it. He set to imitating it and was he was finished, said, I believe I have my new employment. He became an auctioneer and was well thought of in the community. He was sure fun to listen to.

[@TWTexasA1]

Leroy has an incredible voice, and is still with us at the young age of 92….👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@kiremoonshot3663]

Wow i was just thinkin rip talented guy

[@toddstarkey6820]

I saw him live about 15 years ago. Got to see a lot of great grandmothers be teenagers again. Was a great show.

[@no_handle_required]

That right there is the coolest part of it all. This would be an amazing interview.

[@kingdoc3262]

Thank You Leroy! Hope you see this and it brings a smile ☺️

[@randalldwheelerwheeler3207]

Sold to the man with 100bi

[@johnmyers6097]

This song brings happiness back when I was a child going to auctions with momma and daddy I’m 65 now and love this song.

[@timellingson844]

My brothers (3) and I have been singing a 4-part version for decades. We sing it a bit faster, and always get a standing ovation! Great song. PS: My cousin, who taught me the "patter" (beginning and ending) became an auctioneer as a result of this song).

[@karenhenry2208]

I remember it so well. My dad was an auctioneer. It makes me smile. He died in 1995. Wonderful memories.☺️

[@AbigailPounds]

My dad died in 1995 as well, at 74 years old. Good memories for sure!

[@ericsprado4631]

I'm an OLD man who shut down his auction business a few years back..Everybody knows about Mel Tillis singing but don't know there are a number of stuttering auctioneers. I was one of them.. Sang and played fiddle in honky tonks for half a century too... All behind me now..

[@ThePaPappy]

My stepfather was an Auctioneer in Western PA. He wanted to send me to school but I had other ideas. There was a point I wish I had of but looking at today and "real" auctions becoming rarer ....glad I didn't. Course if I would have, I would have been "Colonel Pappy" 😀 ( For those who read this post and do not know, a full fledged auctioneer that has went to school and served an apprenticeship uses the title "Colonel")

[@jrneff9773]

@@ericsprado4631 thank you for your service on both sides selling and playing for the people after they sold their heard a night on the town .thank you

[@Anonymous-km5pj]

God bless you and yours still with us

[@robertwest4330]

I was born in 19 52!! I Remember this song And Loved it Then And I never thought I'd Ever hear this Song Ever Again!! And Now I Still Love this song! Absolutely Marvellous to hear this once Again ❤

[@paulcoulthard8654]

I'm a Brit and was 9 when this came out - it totally amazed me, and still does in 2004. Thanks for uploading.

[@nickmacintosh6726]

Never heard a remake....never seen a person who could remotely sing it. The speed in this is off charts. Had Leroy been given any of todays rap or quick lyrical music he would kill it. He is way before my time but so far ahead of time.

[@msscamp100]

@nickmacintosh6726 - Leroy Van Dyke was an actual auctioneer, and this song was written by him for his cousin.

[@TimothySweeney-k1u]

Gordon Lightfoot did a cover. He did this song justice and it’s on a good album. Can’t remember album name.

[@TheRookiefilm]

@@TimothySweeney-k1u The Kody Norris Show does a cover. It was on Song of the Mountains.

[@RidgeRiders406]

Dave Stamey!

[@andersej]

Michal Tučný: Prodavač

[@jimmymiller77]

How could anyone give this man a Thumbs Down. Folks, This is from a time when music was real. not the Crap they push on us today. God Bless, Jim

[@lilmike2710]

❓ Where can you see a thumbs down? Anyway . . Back when we could see the dislikes (before KZbin decided to hide the thousands of dislikes on Bidens....anything) people would wonder why dislike an obviously great video.. well, mostly because they may have liked it, they'd prefer not to have that type video showing up in their recommend feed.

[@stephensmalldridge9504]

It's called They have no class and a jealous A$$ This is when country music was real 👍👍👍👍👍

[@helenaalbert4817]

You got it right!

[@georgemoore7186]

You just gave yourself an answer to your question, you gave the thumbs down to EVERY song of a generation...and you wonder why someone would give one of your favs a thumbs down, In saying that I am from this generation and love this song but I don't feel it necessary to defend it against others who take the negative approach, who needs a double negative??? Just saying, don't worry, be happy!

[@stephensmalldridge9504]

@@georgemoore7186 no absolutely wrong Regardless of your age or generation Talent and uniqueness is measurable The music of the past all had an individualism to it As did the cars and everything else. You could not only distinguish the make but also the year of any car at just a glance Today everything is so generic you can't even tell if a car is American, Japanese or European at a glance And as for the music Every song not only sounds alike, but so do the singers Regardless of the music genre So yeah, the statement was entirely appropriate

[@kendayton]

My Dad had been an auctioneer for almost 20 years when I was born, so I literally grew up *IN* the business. When he opened his big auction house in SE Ohio the year before this video was filmed, one of the draws was having the oldest and youngest auctioneers in Ohio that first night. His partner, George, who was 85, and me at the tender age of 5. Dad's been gone for almost 40 years now but thanks to this song, I can always hear him calling for bids again.

[@TheRealFlaming]

Howdy, it's a really good Ole song. One of the songs that keeps me knowing my Old father who served in combat, and was also a farmer on our farm. He died when I was young. I remember him and his voice from this song.

[@RustyCarnahan]

That's so interesting. I'm willing to bet your dad knew my late Paw Paw Jim Carnahan, and or his partner Dan Smith also from southeast Ohio.

[@kendayton]

@@RustyCarnahan Both those names sound really familiar. What city were they located in? I grew up in Marietta.

[@RustyCarnahan]

@@kendayton Both Dan and Paw Paw's home farms were located in Racine. Paw Paw was Ohio State Champion Square dance caller in 1952, which is the year he and Dan graduated High School

[@kendayton]

@@RustyCarnahan ~ Okay...down near Pomeroy which makes you an "Ohio River Rat" too. They were near the same age as my oldest (now late) brother who graduated in 1954. My Dad was born in 1910, so he was older but I'm sure he knew almost all the auctioneers in that corner of Ohio since he opened the very first auction house in SE Ohio in 1948 and called his last auction in 1982 shortly before he died. He was such an "old-timer" that he went to auction school with Dick Kiko who owned Kiko Auctions in Canton for a thousand years!

[@portnuefflyer]

First time SEEING it performed, I am blown away, what a talent!

[@BillLeonard-c8s]

I heard this the first time around 1963. Summer of 1964, between my Junior and Senior year in high school, attended Auction School in Mason City Iowa. Still at it.

[@henryhatfield74]

Haven't heard this one in a long time ! We need more music like this !

[@jenksify]

We need more shows like this on TV. All they were interested in was quality shows that centered only on music.

[@margaretporkolab7166]

I agree

[@denworley16]

You got that right

[@tabathastaples7884]

Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Chapter by Chapter / Verse by Verse !!!!!!! Amen

[@fazzynone1]

Music like this doesn't exist nowadays :(

[@joehill8014]

I remember going to the OKC stockyards in the 1970s. They had three full time auctioneers and when the cattle were coming in from the Oklahoma and Texas Panhandles, feeder cattle receipts could run 20,000 head per day with the auction running 24 hours a day on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Now that was an auction.

[@1notgilty]

Mr. Van Dyke gave up a promising future as a fast talking, double-talking political and instead pursued a successful career as a musician. He obviously made the right choice.

[@petertaylor3600]

Ye Gods! A second alternative career if he needed one. Of course! A politician! Silly me for just listing an auctioneer.

[@1notgilty]

​@@petertaylor3600 As a politician Mr. Van Dyke could have switched positions faster than he could say to his contributors: "Do I hear another bid". ;-)

[@williampaz2092]

Praise Almighty God he did!

[@ericsprado4631]

You got it... Better to be remembered as the one who sang The Auctioneer's Song than as just another crooked politician.

[@wyo1446]

He actually was an auctioneer, he became a musician later

[@dornkile5616]

Used to take my daughter to the local livestock auction - and she loved to watch and listen. We had a great time singing along to this song going to and from the auction.

[@saraw5942]

Listening again. Can't stop since Dad passed away.

[@terrimyers3337]

Puts today’s rappers to shame! I love this song almost as much as going to an auction.

[@douglasrasmussen480]

Only proves that a creative composition well executed is timeless!

[@GTLees]

That's exactly right!

[@mr.blackhawk142]

Too bad Leroy BLOWED UP my subtitles app with dat song!!! Sue yah later Leroy! 😉

[@meallion263]

True

[@sandrafrancois2609]

I was 12 yrs old and I remember trying so hard to sing it with him! Never could!😁

[@karenshafer234]

My dad, born and raised in Nebraska cattle country...wanted to be an Auctioneer, said this a song favorite. Dad passed away recently at age 96

[@louislamonte334]

Please accept my deepest sympathies!

[@saraw5942]

My Dad at 86 was just put in a hospice rehab, so I feel your sadness.

[@msscamp100]

@karenshafer234 - I am so sorry for your loss. 😥

[@GereDJ2]

I was always amazed by this song. He's as good as any auctioneer. But, "Just Walk on by" (wait on the corner) is still pretty terrific too.

[@mdharper2012]

He was a auctioneer

[@orrinkassa9326]

😂

[@JG24AJ]

I always love this, it's the best kind of music anyone could possibly ever listen to.

[@eliasjones4862]

This was my grandpas favourite song, and he died 3 months before i was born, my dad showed me this song the other day and now im absolutely in love with it

[@fletchers191]

I'm out of breath just watching this.

[@herbertlara1123]

Same

[@ElizabethGarcia-xe3gb]

God bless you and your dad.

[@steveperry1910]

I was born in 63 and I remember this song quite well. Brings back memories of when I was young. I was amazed then and still amazed today. This song will live forever.

[@twistedscience7479]

I agree, reminds me of my youth with my father. I went to the Woodburn Auction (Oregon) every week with my mother.

[@ShaneHewlin]

As someone who was born in 97' it'll live for quite a while with me. Thoroughly enjoy this tune.

[@crazytimes9989]

I am 71 and i remember this song.

[@DavidHBurkart]

I saw Leroy in the 1970s at one of the State Fairs in Colorado, slingin' & singin' with the best of 'em. Best part is you could chat with the artists after the show & get an album signed with no problem

[@cbording]

I used to have this 45. I was 8 or 9 years old and I bought a bunch of 45 singles at a local thrift shop and listened to this all the time. I had forgotten about it, thanks for posting.

[@saraw5942]

DAD loved, played, and sang this, just not as well. My Dad was a person that was always asked why he didn't go to Nashville, he would say, well, I don't have any reason to leave my family I guess. Bless his heart. he would have put anyone to shame with hs guitar. He was so great. His name was Sylvan White. GOD REST YOUR SOUL NOW DADDY', BEST DAD AND MUSICIAN EVER.

[@MickeyMouse-ul2zs]

As a very young kid I remember hearing this on the radio in the UK and really had trouble understanding all the words!! First time I've seen the chap who sang this. Great video.

[@ArnoldHenderson44th]

This song was played at my grandads funeral, he ran auctions for over 25+ years. We were all laughing when it came on.

[@Stanley-z4d]

I grew up enjoying this song at our hometown street dance in Dumont Minnesota

[@JimBischoff1184]

That’s a great , fun memory .😅

[@lucasblanchard47]

What a great way to honor him! Much love from Texas!

[@MicheleJane]

That's awesome!

[@bradencruse5882]

One HREAT tribute to your grandfather!

[@charlenevarada--Stargazer]

This song is a real hand clapper! 😊

[@deanvarra877]

Wow what a great song !!😊

[@dennissledd9666]

His home town of Sedalia, Missouri loves him still today, I hear he still raises cattle and sings in his 90's also I loved his song ... Just Walk On By

[@BigCarmine]

One of the things I love more than anything is just sitting at the livestock auction and listen to the auctioneer.

[@honestarthur000]

Hello how are you doing today…?

[@waynek3366]

Leroy is 93 year old now I bet he is still doing great 👍

[@CrochetIsLife54]

I remember this song. I never could sing along, though. 😆

[@honestj820]

Hey how are you doing today..?😊

[@williamwimer2074]

No one else can sing it. His voice is perfect for it. His signature song as far as I'm concerned

[@r.c.7363]

I have no idea how in this world he could sing this Auctioneer song. I get so tongue tied just trying to start. Yeats nothing but pure talent. Thanks Leroy.

[@johnager9428]

Leroy van Dyke was a real auctioneer

[@teaglet]

Yep

[@dmbirkeland]

It's a gift that some of us are blessed with. And it takes practice.

[@charlestyrone1025]

Heard this song 1 million times on my mom‘s old albums. I never saw the video until now Mom would have loved that she had great taste in music😢

[@charlestyrone1025]

@Oscar Landrum I’ll be fine I had two of the greatest parents in the world

[@sallybrown1459]

This was a favorite at our Malt Shop. The boys would stand around and bid. GREAT TIMES BACK THEN.

[@cheongyei]

Such a classic. Gordon Lightfoot often sang this at his concerts, quite an honor to Leroy since Gordon had dozens of his own songs to choose at his concerts.

[@revmo37]

Actual singing talent ! So very nice to hear these days

[@rottingpotatoes2483]

Plenty of singing talent still around if you bother to look for it

[@glenalguire6960]

Where is it ?

[@davemarks7322]

He speaks faster than I can think. What a performance! Great old music.

[@merlinbruna1497]

Back in 70 I took my first airplane flight from Nebraska to San Francisco. Leroy was on the flight.

[@msscamp100]

I first heard this song at about 6 or 7 years old, and I have loved it ever since. At about the same time, my Dad was in auctioneer school, and I remember him doing the tongue twisters that were a part of learning how to be an auctioneer. The one I remember the most is 'Rubber Baby Bumper'. God, I love this song! It is on my mp3 player, and I listen to it regularly here on youtube, as well. Dad cannot do his auction cries anymore due to cognitive issues. I miss that so much. I know that no one will see this, but I still felt the need to try to let Leroy know how much this song means to me. 🙂

[@TheListOf]

I learned it as "Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers" !!! Lol😂😂😂

[@saraw5942]

We had never seen Auctioneers, but I love your story. Now we did live out in the country, and across from local cattle milkers. We had horses, but I never saw an auction.

[@debbiebalnaves4842]

Liked your story. Dad's are the coolest ❤

[@msscamp100]

@@TheListOf You are absolutely right! Thank you for the correction!

[@msscamp100]

@@debbiebalnaves4842 Thank you. Yes, they are!

[@77thTrombone]

When I was a kid, I about played the grooves off a 45 record with this track on one side. The strange coincidence is that I've recently been humming the small fragment that I remembered. Listening now, I'm as amazed at the singing/cadence as I was when I was a kid.

[@jasonstarr6419]

I have a cousin ten years older than me. As an only child, I relished whatever time he'd spend with me. I was disheartened when he was supposed to be visiting me one day - I guess I was somewhere around 6, 7, or maybe 8 - and he decided he wanted to walk to his girlfriend's house (ditching me). BUT, as a bribe, he gave me his copy of this song on a 45 record. I still have it someplace, although like you, just about played the grooves off it. Yes, true talent, and an amazing song. Heard Mr. Van Dyke in another KZbin video point out that the song was actually a true story (about his cousin?).

[@mr.blackhawk142]

A kid? U must be an old GOAT now? L0L

[@mickihildebrandt1857]

Love this song. My father was an auctioneer, and we played this song at his funeral. At the end of the song, my nephew said "Sold!"

[@marksheiman1538]

Cool.

[@carolwolfrum417]

I would like to hear more of Leroy Van Dyke. The "Auctioneer" was a very good song and he had to really practice on singing that song

[@pierremartin3323]

I played my Dad's 45 record about 5 10 15 20 then 25 times when I first played and heard it. I was 12 and it was 1978.🙄🎶🎼✌

[@davidotness6199]

Brings back some great old memories. One of those songs you'll never forget. Another old goodie and a classic is his "Just Walk on By.... (wait on the corner...") A great singer and tasteful songs, aye.

[@LB14745]

Absolutely awesome song and superb performance!

[@Grisbi6]

My Dad was also an auctioneer, in central Minnesota. He was very good at it, and he enjoyed the attention of the bidders at the farm sales he worked back in the 50s and 60s. He passed away in 1999.

[@markwolf8153]

His name ? I work with auctioneers . Didn't go to school but do a little bit of it to help out .

[@webbtrekker534]

I was in high school when this came out. It caught my attention and it still does today. I'd never seen a picture of Leroy before now. Handsome young man!

[@billieray6208]

I grew up on a working tobacco farm, and saw a lot of sales at the local ware house. It would be hundreds of "piles" of tobacco sold. It would be the auctioner and a few people helping, then it was the buyers, and the guys that would tag the sheets as they were sold. It was always a good show.

[@urgdaddy]

My Dad took me to a Wharton, Tx barn auction for herefords . My first in late 60's and loved it. Drove home with a few calves in the wagon.

[@elizabethvarnadoe420]

Got to hear him back around 1980. Still love this song.

[@davidholton9667]

Hello how are you? So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song.

[@David-p4k9q]

I’ve been a fan of Johnny Hortons for 30 plus years. I enjoy just about everything Johnny sang. Raised my kids on Johnny and now I’m raising my grandkids on Johnny Horton.

[@jefftucker3387]

This is Leroy Van Dyke

[@theconnorsproject5686]

I saw Gordon Lightfoot do this in concert long ago. It didn't really compete with the original, but it was a fine effort - and I love this song anyway.

[@gregscanlon2751]

Yes. I saw GL do the same "Autioner". Gordon did a good job.

[@hemiacplurge3572]

He's playing in Kalamazoo this month. Maybe I can yell loud enough he'll try it.

[@jimmyjohnson2170]

@@hemiacplurge3572 I hope so,,,, saw him 10 years ago!

[@michaelpriesendorf9598]

Pettis County courthouse in Sedalia MO did have an original LP record on display. I imagine it's at the new museum now a days. He still performs frequently and at the Missouri State fair every year. Still raises Arab Mules I think.

[@tubehound8]

I don't know about anyone else but I thought that was pretty cool.

[@shirleygriffith7218]

Love leroy

[@kimsappington3885]

I love this old stuff. My dad could call auctions as a young man.

[@davidholton9667]

Hello, So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song. How are you?

[@AndrewKerry-eh6ws]

From UK this is a brilliant track this will make a come back inthe charts

[@richardsmith7961]

I like the accordion. I can’t remember the last time that I heard an accordion play that wasn’t polka music.

[@timothyahern9476]

There's always Weird Al or Bill Baily - although he plays a huge range of instruments during his routines

[@jackierondot2047]

I had a friend that was auctioneer back in Manchester TN his name was shorty miller

[@vlw4165]

I haven't heard this song in close to sixty years. It always intrigued me as a child.

[@romanbrough]

Somewhere on YT is an auction where a farmers equipment is being sold by the bank. There are hundreds of people there. On expensive tractors trucks etc, the previous owner bids one dollar. Another bids two. The original owner bids three. No more bids. The farmer bought back all his stuff. Not a single person of the hundreds presents took advantage of him.

[@knothead5]

RFD-TV has farm equipment auctions with tractors, steam tractors, restored trucks, etc. Brings back a lot of memories of the days on the farm.

[@jayonnaj18]

I remember this song and boy, did I LOVE it! I was about 12 years old when it come out!!!

[@MovieMakingMan]

Wow! What a cool song/singer!!!

[@michaellangston5692]

My dad died 12 18 98 buried him 12 22 98 3 days before chrismas love my dad and miss him

[@deloreslandeis1008]

Always loved this song. Reminds me of my Dad's best friend who was livestock auctioneer and going there weekly to either buy or sell.

[@henrys3629]

Thanks for the autograph Mr Van Dyke

[@BillMasters56]

I was 6 when this came out and I still love it

[@AlexKent-lm7wy]

one of the greatest singers and most underrated song

[@jeremygwjsysdhw798]

I miss singing this with my father

[@AazamPossum]

Wow

[@knothead5]

I was raised ona dairy farm in central Ohio and went to cattle auctions with my father and uncle. Later, I lived in Kentucky and was able to visit tobacco auctions. Never could get the chant but my father could do a decent job.

[@joanbenson4381]

I love this song; haven't heard it in a long time. -- Blaine Lotz should sing this! He is #1 in the auction world these days. They even look similar!!

[@robertscott8095]

Love this song all the memories, and now people don't even know what he's saying but I can understand every word

[@DavidCotovsky]

What an interesting and unique song!

[@terrilyons7520]

Grew going to auctions and grew up listening to this song. From a time when America was real.

[@dougdemaree1963]

My dad was an Auctioneer. What a great guy!!!

[@ray.d.oeaux1230]

True talent.

[@jaimebennett5209]

What a real, feel-good song... Love it 👏

[@michaelelsy2209]

Always loved this.

[@karencoker9594]

great country music star

[@luvtheseguys]

The 1st rapper EVER!!

[@edwardklintworth2004]

I just happened to look Leroy up on Google, Oct 4, 2022. Today is his 93rd birthday. Happy Birthday to the "Old Auctioneer"!

[@brooklynsteward4290]

Best song every

[@honestj820]

Hey how are you doing..?😊

[@rayinpau.s.a.6351]

True Story , When I first started going to local Auctions . There was an Auction place that used to be a Skating Rink and the Auctioneer sounded like he was singing ! . I was blown away by this and my Betterhalf loved it also . Rip Rick and your Dad as well !

[@aloisemason3972]

Phenomenal! Amasing,terrific sound..a legend going on and on..

[@mr.blackhawk142]

Yes! Amassing!!!! L0L

[@53lyric1]

He is still with us at 93 years of age. Such a fascinating song.

[@earlmcnish6017]

I'm from Sedalia Missouri Leroy Van Dyke lived near smithton Missouri my mom went to school with him pretty cool

[@randybourdon2791]

That was great, thanks for posting, haven’t heard this in years!

[@donnabauerofbrilliancebyde1178]

My folks saw him multiple xxs in the 70’s at the KBar C in Lamoni, Iowa.

[@joeyhernandez2050]

Along with Hank Snows I've been everywhere

[@pawthecowboycorgi]

He says it faster than the actual lyrics - it is the voice and inflections and yodel thing --------------------------------------------------------------- Hey, well, alright sir Here we go there and what are ya' gonna give for 'em I have a 600 dollar down here now ten and now 25 and Now 35 and now there 50 now 60 will ya' give me 60 Now 75, 75 another 85 dollars and buy 'em there There was a boy in Arkansas Who wouldn't listen to his ma When she told him he should go to school He'd sneak away in the afternoon Take a little walk then pretty soon You'd find him at the local auction barn He'd stand and listen carefully Then pretty soon he began to see How the auctioneer could talk so rapidly He said, "Oh my, it's do or die I've got to learn that auction cry Gotta make my mark and be an auctioneer" 25 dollar bid it now, 30 dollar 30 Will you gimmie 30 make it 30 Bid it on a 30 dollar will you gimmie 30 Who'll bid a 30 dollar bid? 30 dollar bid it now, 35, will you gimmie 35 To make it 35 to bid at 35 Who would a-bid it at a 35 dollar bid? As time went on, he did his best And all could see he didn't jest He practiced calling bids both night and day His pap would find him behind the barn Just working up an awful storm As he tried to imitate the auctioneer Then his pap said, "Son, we just can't stand To have a mediocre man Sellin' things at auction using our good name I'll send you off to auction school Then you'll be nobody's fool You can take your place among the best" 35 dollar bid it now a 40 dollar 40 Will you gimmie 40 make it 40 Bidin' it on a 40 dollar will you gimmie 40 Who'll bid a 40 dollar bid? 40 dollar bid it now, 45, will you gimmie 45 To make it a 45 to bid it a 45 Who would a-bid it at a 45 dollar bid? So from that boy who went to school There grew a man who played it cool He came back home a full-fledged auctioneer Then the people came from miles around Just to hear him make that rhythmic sound That filled their hearts with such a happy cheer His fame spread out from shore to shore He had all he could do and more Had to buy a plane to get around Now he's the tops in all the land And let's pause and give that man a hand He's the best of all the auctioneers 45 dollar bid it now a 50 dollar 50 Will you gimmie 50 make it 50 Bidin' it on a 50 dollar will you gimmie 50 Who'll bid a 50 dollar bid? 50 dollar bid it now, 55, will you gimmie 55 To make it a 55 to bid at 55 Sold that hog for a 50 dollar bill Hey, well, alright sir Open the gate and let 'em out and walk 'em boys Here we come a lot number 29 in What are you gonna give for 'em? I have a 25, I oughta get 35 and now a 50 make it 50 bid it along at 50, now 60 will ya' give me 60 Now 75 and now 85 and now 95 and a 100 and now 25 And now it's at 75 and a two and a three and a four and a five and a six Now seven, now 800 dollars and a buy 'em there

[@dennismccarty7728]

he also did a song called just walk on by.

[@charlenevarada--Stargazer]

This is a very happy & complicated song!😊

[@edmondscott7444]

Best version.