This song was found in the sheet music of “At an Ole Virginia Wedding” and is dated Sept. 9, 1900
Dark an’ stormy may come de wedder I jines dis he-male an’ dis she’male togedder. Let none, but Him dat makes de thunder, Put dis he-male and dis she-male asunder. I darefor ‘nounce you bofe de same. Be good, go ‘long, an’ keep up yo’ name. De broomstick’s jumped, de world not wide. She’s now yo’ own. Salute yo’ bride! I do not claim to be the original author of this script. I am sharing it like this to make it easier for anyone to use. Back to Jump The Broom Comments are closed.
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