| "I hear tell that you have painted a marvellous portrait of the heroine from an old legend. | |
| (country song plays) ♪ I hear tell you're doing well ♪ ♪ Good things have come to you ♪ | |
| - Doc, I hear tell they're on the way. | |
| - I hear tell Cumberland-- | |
| - I hear tell you've been a-wandering. | |
| "I hear tell that you have painted a marvellous portrait of the heroine from an old legend. | |
| (country song plays) ♪ I hear tell you're doing well ♪ ♪ Good things have come to you ♪ | |
| - Doc, I hear tell they're on the way. | |
| - I hear tell Cumberland-- | |
| - I hear tell you've been a-wandering. | |
| If my husband hears tell of it, he'll kill you. | |
| She'll be shocked when the missus hears tell that you were here. | |
| If my husband hears tell of it, he'll kill you. | |
| She'll be shocked when the missus hears tell that you were here. | |
| " Sufferin' coyotes ... yer don't mean t' say you ain't heard tell about gold in the Dakotas! " | |
| "Capitan Achab, I heard tell of Moby Dick. | |
| "Wilona, I heard tell that far up north supposed to be colder than inside an icebox." | |
| - Dead, I've heard tell. | |
| - I heard tell of such a man down south. | |
| " Sufferin' coyotes ... yer don't mean t' say you ain't heard tell about gold in the Dakotas! " | |
| "Capitan Achab, I heard tell of Moby Dick. | |
| "Wilona, I heard tell that far up north supposed to be colder than inside an icebox." | |
| - Dead, I've heard tell. | |
| - I heard tell of such a man down south. | |
