"My dear father would have been 110 on the 7th Oct. He had this old guitar and every Sunday after lunch he used to go upstairs and play this guitar. The only song he knew was RAMONA. I shall never forget that." Bill Cox William John Publius Cox RAMONA Ramona, I hear the mission bells above Ramona , they're ringing out our song of love I press you, caress you And bless the day you taught me to care I'll always remember The rambling rose you wore in your hair Ramona, when the day is done you'll hear my call Ramona, we'll meet beside the waterfall I dread the dawn When I awake to find you gone Ramona, I need you, my own Original words by Mable Wayne Music by L. Wolfe Gilbert <a target="_self" href="/isapi.dll?c=content&f=link&threadid=UsPWBE&fiberid=182">ramona2_1_[1]</a>