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Pfft You Were Gone - Hee Haw

Hee Haw originals sing the song “Pfft You Were Gone,” to open the clip. Following their rendition, the clip combines the versions of several other guests to perform the song on Hee Haw. Lots of laughs guaranteed!

You will enjoy our FUN “Good Soil” video:
We All Want to Share Our Faith Effectively

We All Want to Share Our Faith Effectively

More Comedy Videos

The Three Stooges - Swingin' The Alphabet (1938).avi

The Three Stooges - Swingin' The Alphabet (1938)

A Three Stooges classic: Larry, Moe & Curly (and the girls) sing "Swingin' The Alphabet."
Ray Stevens - "Dudley Dorite (Of The Highway Patrol)"

Dudley Dorite (Of The Highway Patrol)

Here's Ray's classic music video for "Dudley Dorite (Of The Highway Patrol).
Steve Martin - Piano Song Skit (on The Ray Stevens Show, 1970)

Steve Martin - Piano Song Skit

One of Steve's earliest jobs was as a writer & performer on The Ray Stevens Show in 1970. Here he is performing a hilarious skit at the piano with the rest of the show's cast. Happy Birthday, Steve, you're one wild and crazy dude!

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