A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

A first in my life to have someone sing a song for me and even to change the words to include my NAME!!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pamBuNngU_I

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

If anyone tells me I talk like a hick - again - after that! :toofunny


Thanks, Renda. I'm ready for church now! hahahahahahaha!

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

Oh my goodness! I don't know whether to laugh or cry!!!

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

This song is esspeciallie for Reeenda.

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

I was looking at Steve Madden shoes while I was listening. It takes off the edge. :toofunny

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

:toofunny:toofunny

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

Where would you sing this song?

P.S. PO you don't sound hick, you sound s-l-o-w.

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

I



DO


NOT!!!!!!!!! :girlytantrum

:toofunny

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

Probably while sitting on the ******. :toofunny

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

I did a Google search of the song title and this link came up:

http://pratie.blogspot.com/2005/06/s...your-hair.html

The man who wrote this song in 1927 was a blind man and he followed this smash hit up with "Why Do You Bob Your Hair, Girls #2 in 1929...Anyone know anything about that one?

http://sniff.numachi.com/~rickheit/d...tWHYBOBHR.html (Sheet Music)

Here is the song on a Tribute to "the Blind Alfred Reed":

http://music.yahoo.com/release/54026738

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

BWWWWWAAAHAAHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!!!!

That was HILARIOUS!!! :toofunny:toofunny:toofunny

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

Is that Bill Price in the background????

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

No, that's Caston in the white shirt singing and his cousin playing.

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

'Speechless!

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

You can really feel the anointing on that great old hymn of the Church.

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

Well, it wasn't written for the old hymn, which kind of surprises me.

It did bring me to tears.

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

Renda, that is an old, old song that has been around a lot longer than either one of us. :)

That song actually originated pretty much in my part of the country., the Ozarks

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

Some info on the song - - I'm truly relieved to find out it wasn't written for the church - lol!

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

No, it was written for the OLD HER!:happydance:happydance

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

LOL....you are only 3 little, bitty years behind me, so watch what you say!

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

You are correct... but you will ALWAYS be my older Sister! :stirpot

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

That's fair enough!

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

IF nothing else, I AM fair!:toofunny

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

This is too funny! Well for poor Caston I have to burst your bubble and let you know No I do not cut my hair but thanks for thinking of my soul anywho! I feel... ummm... I would say blessed but for some reason I dont... ya know... I feel sorry for that poor pitiful creature!


ROFL Thanks for the heads up Renda! We are heathen girls together for the cause!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

This is really touching. renda, I hope you can recieve the song in the spirit it was written.

:)

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

I thought this was a joke..... Someone "Caston-like" singing, but no, it is legit.

Right now, I am formulating a song in my head, to be sung as a rebuff.... Set to the theme from the Beverly Hillbillies.

One other point. I think he looks much better in the video -less stiff, then he did on his avatar photo.

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

Ya'll with your Jezzie spirits...tsk tsk tsk. :coffee2

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

I don't know what to say to that & still remain a Christian.

I can say this though, have they ever heard of proper lighting?

That southern drawl reminds me of PO somehow?:hmmm



:bolt

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

Yes I am not sure if you have been duly informed or not MissBrat but Renda and I are the worst Jezzies around sayeth the gospel of Caston! Oh for shame!

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

Wow. Simply wow is all my brain can formulate on that performance. I wonder if they have a bus and a CD ministry?:ouch

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

What happened?? I was listening to the video and it went off- I went back to boot it up and it said it was no longer available!!!!!! Did I break it? I do have to say that what I saw and heard was priceless.

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

I listened up to 1 minute 54 seconds. I couldn't stand the torture any longer.

Somebody give him money for voice lessons. Dora, here's a prospective new student for you. :D

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

Has anyone noticed how the men are the ones who are usually standing around talking more after church?

What about a song called, "Why do you flap your lips, boys? Why do you flap your lips"?....Some might even use the terms, "Why do you flap your jaws" or Why do you flap your mouth? Anyone feeling creative?

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

This is just sad.

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

Beautiful song!

Renda, did you receive roses too?

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

I was touched! :D

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

I did kinda envision one of these guys suddenly stepping in and saying something......

http://www.ballz.info/wp-content/upl...l1_preview.jpg

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

You don't "see" Caston - he's the moving white shirt. That's his cousin playing the keyboard.

Here are the words:

WHY BOB YOUR HAIR, GIRLS

Why do you bob your hair, girls?
You're doing mighty wrong;
God gave it for a glory
And you should wear it long .
You spoil your lovely hair, girls,
You keep yourself in style;
Before you bob your hair, girls,
Just stop and think a while.

Why do you bob your hair, girls?
It is an awful shame
To rob the head God gave you
And bear the flapper's name.
You're taking off your covering,
It is an awful sin;
Don't never bob your hair, girls,
Short hair belongs to men.

Why do you bob your hair, girls?
It does not look so nice;
It's just to be in fashion,
lt's not the Lord's advice.
And every time you bob it
You're breaking God's command
You cannot bob your hair, girls
And reach the Glory land.

Why do you bob your hair, girls?
It's not the thing to do;
Just wear it, always wear it,
And to your Lord be true.
And when before the judgment
You meet your Lord up there,
He'll say, "Well done, for one thing,
You never bobbed your hair.

From Ozark Folksongs, Randolph.
Collected from Laura Wasson, Ark., 1942
Note: Written by Blind Alfred Reed and recorded by him in 1927.

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

That was a bit of comic relief tonight after three church services today! I'm tired, but that just cheered me right on up.:toofunny

Re: A SONG FOR RENDA - - By Caston Smith
 

But he said you have that Jezzy spirit. LOL