Thank You Ma’am (written by Glenn Simmons)
She was walkin’ by the water. He was sitting on the sand, when the sunlight touched her shoulders took the heart of that handsome man. Shyly he walked down toward her, as the wind blew off the land, when across that ripply water flew her hat out from her hand. And with a grin, kicked off his shoes jumped in. and, with her hat out from the sea he swam. She said, “such a fine young fellow,” he said kindly, “thank you ma’am."
They went walkin’ by the water, They went sitting on the sand; And the starlight touched her shoulders ...kept the heart of that handsome man. And in the mist, he gently stole a kiss. And, to the water’s edge he quickly ran. She said, “such a fine young fellow.” he said kindly, “thank you ma’am."
They still walk along the water. They still sit upon the sand. And the sun sets on her shoulders ...the stars slip through her hands. And with a grin, kicks off his shoes again, walks down to where the water meets the land. She says, “such a fine young fellow.” he says kindly, “thank you ma’am."
And with a grin, kicks off his shoes again, walks down to where the water meets the land. She says, “such a fine young fellow.” he says kindly, “thank you ma’am."