Hi Gang,

I just heard a news program that played an unusual tune as political
satire during its introduction.  The song, I think from the late 1930s
or perhaps 1940s, is titled "How'yu going to believe me when I say I
love you cause I've been a liar all my life."  Does anyone know the
background (dates, etc.) for this song?  More importantly, since we
have a 78 rpm Jukebox collection, I would love to put a copy of this
song on one of the Jukes.  Does anyone have a playable copy of the
record for sale on 78 rpm (preferred), 45 rpm or even CD?

Thanks for your attention.  Just drop me a note on COTPS@AOL.COM.

With regards,

Rick and Betty Cooley, Hockessin, Delaware

 [ My search of the Internet revealed that variations on this song title
 [ are common enough to give the title the classification of an urban
 [ legend.  I tried unsuccessfully to locate variations on this title
 [ on BMI and ASCAP's websites using their internal search engines.
 [ I'm going to be interested if anyone knows the real title, artist, and
 [ publisher...   To those replying, please let us know too!     --Jody