The sweetest girl in the world
Is my blue eyed Jane
We fell in love like turtle doves
While the moon was shining down
I asked her then I asked her when
The wedding bells would ring
She said, oh dear, it seems so clear
That this could happen here
Yeah, you are my little pal
And I never knew a sweeter gal
My little blue eyed Jane
I love you so
And when the sun goes down
And the shadow's creeping over town
Just meet me in the lane
My blue eyed Jane
Jannie dear, listen here
I've come to say farewell
The world is drear without you dear
But now, I cannot linger here
I'm going away, this very day
Oh, please, come go with me
I'll be sad and blue, I'm wanting you
Longing all day through
My little, blue eyed Jane
You'll always be the same sweet thing
I know, you'll never change
I love you so
And when the sun goes down
And the shadow's creeping over town
Then I'll come back again
My blue eyed Jane
And when the sun goes down
And the shadow's creeping over town
Then I'll come back again
My blue eyed Jane
Jimmie Rodgers (James Charles Rodgers), known as "The Singing Brakeman", "The Blue Yodeler" or "Father of Country Music", was an American singer hugely successful in the 1920s and 1930s. Born in Mississippi in 1897, Rodgers began his career working as a railroad brakeman before dedicating himself to country music. His powerful voice and unique style, characterized by a rhythmic yodel, made him an icon of the genre. Rodgers is considered one of the pioneers of modern country music, influencing generations of artists who followed. Some of his most famous songs include "Blue Yodel No. 1", "T for Texas" and "In the Jailhouse Now". His influence on American music is immense, and Rodgers continues to be celebrated as a legend of country music.
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