The walls of the prison, so cold and so gray,

VoiceColl. by Max Hunter Dubbed by M.C. Parler Mrs. Cobain Elkton, Mo. September 6, 1959 Reel 351, Item 13 Answer to Ninety-Nine Years The walls of the prison, so cold and so gray, These arn bars I look to for many a day, The guard with his rifle who once guarded me Are all left behind and again I am free. I'm free from my old pals, have all drifted on Even my dad and my mother have gone I still see my mother, her face wet with tears, As she heard me sentenced for ninety-nine years. Though I was not guilty, they sent me away, Away from my loved ones To prison to stay The judge could have saved me but he goes the case And he sentenced me with a smile on his face He sent me to prison and ruined my life The girl I once trusted he took for his wife He led her to sorrow, he cheated in life In less than a year he had cast her asideFunding for digitization provided by the Arkansas Humanities Council and the Happy Hollow Foundation