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The NewMusical Comedy
UNIV£flS/Ty OF^LUMOia
P.G.Wodehou^eandGuuBoliort <
M«^ic In,JEROME KERNT B. HARMJ
ANDFRANCIJ. DAY & HUNTER-
NEW YORK
LtBRARl
Henry W. Savage Offers
The New Musical Comedy
HAVE A HEART
Book and Lyrics by
GUY BOLTON and P. G.WODEHOUSE
Music by
JEROME KERN
staged by
Edward Royce .^ \^
VOCAL SCORE TWO DOLLARS
NEW YORKPublished by T.B. Harms & Francis, Day & Hunter
62 West 45^^ Street.
Cop)/ right MCMXVII hy T. B.Harvis & Francis, Day & Hunter,
All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured.
Performing rights exclusive property of H.W. Savage.
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CHARACTERS
(In the order of their appearance)
HENRY, the elevator boy at Schoonmaker's Billy B.Van
TED SHELDON Donald Macdonald
LIZZIE O'BRIEN Marie Hollywell
DETECTIVE BAKER, of the Blueport Police ; . Eugene Keith
RUTHERFORD 9CH00NMAKER, proprietor of the Schoonmaker Department Store . Thurston Hall
CAPTAIN CHARLES OWEN Roy Gordon
PEGGY SCHOONMAKER ... Margaret RomaineMRS. PYNE, Peggy's aunt Flavia Arcaro
MATTH-EW PYNE James Bradbury
DOLLY BRABAZON •" Louise Dresser
YUSSUF, the entertainer Josepn del Puente
MAITRE D'HOTEL Eugene Revere
Shoppers Misses Rosalie Mellette, Helyn Eby, Charmion Furlong, Dazie Burton, AnueSands, Grace Du Bois, Annette Besuden, Margaret Fritts.
Salesgirls —Misses Doris Predo, Martha Parsons, Alice Maurice, Mabel Guilford, Marie
Hollywell, Helen Lane, Belle Bowman, Helen Donohue.
Men — Messrs. William Deacon, Will Smith, Paul Mountaney, Bert Pullaney, Roy Wells,
Will Cobb, Earl Jordon, Walter Burke, Jules Rigoni, Arthur Eley.
SYNOPSIS OF SCENES
ACT I.
Lingerie Room at Schoonmakers.
ACT II.
SCENE 1 -Lounge T)f the Ocean View Hotel. Night.
Curtain will remain down half a minute to djenote lapse of time.
SCENE 2 -The Same. Next morning.
Place -Blueport, R.I. Time —The Present.
Musical Numbers
Conductor, Gustave Salzer
Page
Overture 2
ACT I.
1 Entrance —"Shop" Salesgirls 12
2 Duet — "I'm So Busy" Lizzie and Ted 16
3 Musical Scene —"Have a Heart" Ruddy 20
4 Song —"Look In His Eyes" Pegg-y and Ensemble 25
,s
5 Duo —"I Am All Alone" Ruddy and Peggy 32 ^ o-)^-t_-
6 Song —"I'm Here, Little Girls, I'm Here" Ted and Girls 35
7 Dance Duet —"Bright Lights" Dolly and Henry 40
8 Musical Scene —"The Road That Lies Before" .... Ruddy and Peggy 44 /9 Finale Ensemble 51 C^\-^3
ACT II.
1 (a) — Opening Chorus Guests 64 C'i^_a-
(b) —"Samarkand" Yussuf and Ensemble 7^^^ tr"-/_^
2 Song —"Honeymoon Inn" Peggy and Ensemble 76
3 Song —"Its a Sure, Sure Sign" Dolly 80
4 Duet —"My Wife My Man" Peggy and Ruddy 84/6^ '«^'
5 Duo —"You Said Something" Ted, Lizzie and Ensemble 88
6 Song —"Daisy" Peggy 91
7 "Reminiscences" Orchestra 94
8 Song —"Napoleon". Henrj', Flunkeys and Girls 95
Have A Heart.Selection.*
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12
Words by
P. G. WODEHOUSE.
Shop.(Entrance of Salesg-irls.)
JEROME KERN.
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Its time that we were firm and lodged a strong com-
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13
UNIS.
plaint,
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548.9-4 Shop.
14
Refrain.
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Its al-ways the same.
SThats the way
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^
day, Its al-ways the same.
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'^ShopP' WeVe op-pressed, its sim-ply not right,
r J k-f cj 'J J loJcJ5483 - 4 Shop.
15
-Mr ^jiij. p i
p p^Tf rp iGet no rest from morn-ing till night. Its a - bore, this
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ADont think we can stand it much more
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16
"Words bySCHUYLER GREENE
andP. G. WODEHOUSE.
Im So Busy.Music by
JEROME KERN.
Piano.
I
I^5Z^Fj' •? 3 •? g 5
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nlJJ^ h^ ^^ ^
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lieved that
be
myone -who "would
taste for hard
workla
all
bor
the
is
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17
i J J JI
J i^^One with amSti - fie the
If ^ ^ *bi - tion, Who'dlurk - ing- I "
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mis
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make
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I
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nev
a
er
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stop
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si - tion sub - lime,
work - ing at all.
Im NyrVi'
OneI
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whose chief plea - sure would be
may have loafed in the past,
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5462.4 I'm So Bussy.
18
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for - tune for me;
bus - y at last,
One
Iv'e
T rI V
^who would toil all the
found em - ploy-ment and
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I\.f f
^^t-v f—9—
l?.p.' t^i ¥
^ i^^ ^day, Down in the mar - ket and say-
I m work - ing a - way all the time.
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Liz - zie, Liz - zie ImLiz - zie, Liz - zie I'm
so
so
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bus
4y, Dont know what to
y. Bus - y lov - ing
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5462-4 I'm So Bussy.ttst
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—
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best,
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^Can't
Thoughstop nowI nev
I'm
er
cor - ner - ing wheat,
get an - y rest.^ ^ ^m ^^• *T r-^lUJ
m ^^J ^
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shall
shall
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keep
on
on
till
till
fmI'm
diz
diz
i
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zy
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But
the
I
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through,
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Liz
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so
so
Sf i^T^? r I TT T7
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Im mak -ing a pile for you.So wont you get bus - y too-
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5462-4 Tm So Bussy.
20Have A Heart.
Words by
P.G.WODEHOUSE.
Music by
JEROME KERN.
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Each girl in my em - ploy-ment on ar - riv - ing in the
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time of it. I should - nt care to
morn - ing is Pro - vid - ed with re -
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It seems to me a fool - ish way To
It costs but lit - tie to sup - ply Dill
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#
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*
i-have to spend the
pick - las and Mar
^^whole damn day, Stuck up be - hind Atini' - s dry, Which put her in A
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fecoun-ter haul-ing what-no^s off the shelf. I
mood to face the la . bors of the day. If
hate your strict em -
la - ter she should
^ i?
^^Ii fn "f
d9-^
^^ 4^ ^^^^ "r r r r I^m d
ploy-ers who are
be fa-tig-ued, she
nut - ty a - bout
tot - ters to the
dis - ci - pline, Whoread - ing room Or
P SHe 1 n^fi?
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run a store with pun - ish-ment and fine._
stag-gers to a mov - ing pic - ture show,.
WhyOr^ P^n
'•y-k • ^ m^1 Si*
5468-5 Have A Heart.
22
1 $ *iS p *
ipick on some poor lit - tie thing-Whos been out all night tan-go - ing, Be -
in the Rest Room she may get a so - da and a cig - a-rettejThese
^^ iE± i #4i mWTT .
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m. #4^s
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cause she gets to work at one o - 'clock in - stead of nine,
sim -pie acts of kind-ness mean a lot to her you know.
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Have a heart!
Have a heart!
Have a heart!
Have a heart!
ReRe - col
^S n ^-0—w «=*
W^S ^ ^^^ ^^^:
i ^ ir r
1^ r~rr-
mem-ber she is hu - man just like 3'OU._
lect a sales-girl is - nt a ma - chine.
Would - nt
Ev - 'ry
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r
ri^'^-r
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23
^t^. ^^^ r r r N' ^ ^you re - gard
day with muchwith loath - ing, Hats and coats and un - der
com - plete - ness, I am scat - tring- light and
* J J J1 I_^ -r^j-^
cloth - ing-, If
sweet- ness, SoA
you had - nt got to bed till half - past
she gets a chance to rest her ach - ing^^ ^^f T f r
,-£1 I
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A shop - girl in the ci - ty is de
Im lead - er of the move-ment for ef
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P 1 ^r r r r ^ ^serv - ing of your pi - ty, Offeet - ing an im - prove -ment, The
pleas - ure life for
bat - tie flag- of
5468-5 Have A Heart.
24
^^ ^ ^ ^^ ?her is not a whirl,
free - dom I un - furl.
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So Im mak - ing- it myShe grows wea - ry show- ing'
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s ^ s sf^ p
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pr r i
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5 r r r r ?mis - sion To im - prove her sad con - di
cor - sets, If she nev - er lies down or
tion, And like
sits, So like
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I pro
tect_ the_tect_ the_
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work
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5468-5 Have A Heart.-B.S.
Look In His EyesWords by
HERBERT REYNOLDS.
Allegro moderate.
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Music by
JEROME KERN.
Piano.
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^vice and be wise.
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te ^pro-per-ly placed for sur - vey! Your ro - mance,
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JEROME KERN and And 1 Am All Alonc.p. G.WODEHOUSE. Music by
Allegretto. JEROME D. KERN
VOICE.
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M i * 1there Just as you used to be
Aso sweet and
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I'm Here Little Girls Im Here 35
Words by
P.G.WODEHOUSE
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Music by
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g ^m^reri) La- dies, Im here just to be good to you,
tetr>is)Life, for us, is quite the re-verse of gaySo will you
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(G 7 rls) There s one thing we 11 call your at-ten-tion{Ted) I must own it does seem a tri - f le
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1(Ted) Say if there is an - y - thing I can do.
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day!
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me. A friend and help - er, 1 want to be.
so, it seems to me that Im not de - trop.
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h B flfttorT^ ^lu will, no doubt, a- ffree A lot of cheer-ful ;
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you will, no doubt, a- gree A lot of cheer-ful so-ci - e - ty.
such a re -lief, 5'ou know,^\Tienthingshave start- ed to get too slow.
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quite un-der.stand, Leave that to me; 111 justmaike a note,you see.
yes, we'll have lots of fun, al-though Most care -ful how far we go.
life is rath-er flat,
nic - est man in townf(?tWs) Will you(Girls) If we
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(Ted) Let me get that jot - ted
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P-^ .P p P ^ ^ ^}\ JHi' i, Ji ^^^help ii you can?gave you a kiss,
f^efl') When you want a co - sy chat,
^I'e</) Why, I should-nt e - ven frown.
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1^ ^(Te(f) Lad-ies, Im your man.
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foirZ») Do! Do!(ffirU) Do! Do!
^^^ g^^drop in and com - fort that..
want to be good to you.-When ev - er you're feel - ingWhen ev - er you want me
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f ^ioirls) Some - times, we feel so lone - ly.
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M d * P ^^you would on - ly.
if we flirt - ed
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(Ted) I want to be good to
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(Ted) Leave that to me.
(Ted) Leave that to me.
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you. Trust me! In
fu - ture,_
fu - ture,_111 be near So pleasedont get dowTi111 be near If you re -quire flir-
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ta - tion, Just make a note: Im here, lit- tie girls, Im here.
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Bright LightsWords by
P. G. WODEHOUSEAllegretto
Piano
Music by
JEROME KERN
rrm /T\ DOLLY^^=^i How I
We will
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love to g"o out to some live spot,
drink the cham-pagne that is fiz - zy,
Where there's
Then, some
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HENRY
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danc - ing-, of course, I'd aplays,
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Where j'ou
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%^P^ i sind the head wait - er a five -spot, C
N^hand the headpeo - pie will whis - per,"Who is he?'
'TJn.^mOr you dont get a ta - ble for
Whenthey see me come out on the
DOLLY
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floor.
Where the g-owns are all up to the min - ute, AndwhereDo j'ou think j'oucouldg-et throug-hsome one steps, Or at
V^\ ^' }\ > i^ h iHENRY
Un fi}\^^m p.^'
p p»^^pwev - 'rj'- things love - ly and gay,
danc-ing-, are you quite a dunce?And the nights gone be- fore you beIt is true that Ive nev - er yet
JyJ ^'p I P ,;^ j^ J) j\ >ugin it; So j-ou fin - ish things up throughthe day.
done steps, But, ah gee! Ill try an - y - thing- once!
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Come with me
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where there are brig-ht lights,
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Where the fes tive u - ka - le - le Tin - grles
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*^We will sup.
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Say g'ood - bye.
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The Road That Lies Before.Wo r d s by
P. G. WODEHOUSE.Moderate. ^
Duet: Ruddy & Peggy.
JEROME KERN.
Piano.
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If there's noth - ing more to say; If things can't be mend - ed;
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Well, the chap - ters end - ed, Lets say good - bye.
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^\ait, though, I've some things of yours, I had best re - turn them..
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PEGGY.
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What! 3'ou did - nt burn them? Burn them? not I. These
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sou - ve - nirs of you, Were once a lov - er's to - ken, And
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which once, you used to wear, I . now give back to you.
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PEGGY. (Spoken) RUDDY.^ ^You used this once to bind youriTo, keep it!
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hair, 111 give it back to you.. No, keep it!
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PEGGY. (SpoA:en.) RUDDY.^ ^ 4 -&- i
S^No, keep that ^oo. Then our first kiss,. 111 now give
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Once more, loves path, well
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stand. Bet-ter to - day, we know the way,
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set out hand in hand
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make, Shin-ing to guide the steps we take..
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Finale Act I.
Words by
P. G. WODEHOUSE.Vivace.
Music by
JEROME KERN.
iPiano.
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TEN. & BASS.
r r r r r r r- r^^Woo - zy has real - ly e - loped, Poor dear old
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Think of the dance she's going to lead the man af - ter theyVe wed..
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They used to be spliced to each oth - er be - fore,
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wed-ded once more, Or will their life be-come Cou-leur de - Rose?-
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Liz - zie, Liz- zie, Quick, get bus - y, Tell us what to do.
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54OVfEH. (spoken.) LIZZIE.
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I can't think what youVe a-bout Oh, cut it out!
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CHORUS.poco piu e cresc.
55
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Phone up ev -Vy-where, Do some-thing, some -bo - dy! Lets be quiet and
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>Gee! you girls are al ways pick ing on a man^m P p p Jm JW'^ ^53^?Dont you see I'm do - ing ev-'ry-thing I can If you'll
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Can thatkind -ly keep your dis-tance, I might be of some as - sis-tance.
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4M' JW' I J) J-^ ;,
;j J li^if^^f"Clar - a Kim-ball Young'^stuff be a man!
see Tm do - ing ev -'ry-thing I can? _Have a heart!
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Have a heart'.
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You must go and make in - quir - ies in tl^e
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1You wont find out where your niece is, if you pull the boy to
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J-They will
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58
fan - cy just as
fk ^^you did, that pur - suit they have e - lud - ed
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prob - a - bly have tar-ried at the par -sons to be mar -ried, There are
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slips be-tween the
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hap-pened to the el - e - va - tor! Gol - ly has it stuck? And all the
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59
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stime its ijet-tuiK lat - er! What a rot -ten piece of luck. You can
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fix it if you try boy; Cant you start the thing on high, boyPWas there
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ev- er such an in -ef - f ic- ient pup? Go-ing up! e:o-ing up!
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^CHORUSUnisono
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We see them there.
Unisono^ ~rv-
Just as they
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they go con - tent - ed - ly
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mgin their sec- ond hon - ey- moon with-out a
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for what may lie be -fore. Re-solved to dare. What fate may
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chance, The sun will shine up - on them still, The sun- shine of ro
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Just as you used to be. so sweet and
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64Opening Chorus Act II. And Song-.
Words byP. G. WODEHOUSE.
Piano.
teModerate.
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JEROME KERN.
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The wea - ry sun has fled, and the day is o'er.
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The moon reigns in his stead o - ver sea and shore.
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66
mness.
V-^—Who knows what woes may come to
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Cig - ar - ettes,.
m , fii^Cig-ars and cof - fee! Of the
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^ ?ver-y fin -est, these! Cig - ar - ettes,
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cof - fee! At your ser-vice, if you please! So
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let's be gay, Let soft mu - sic play Be - neath the
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ray of moon -light so bright. Though trou - bles may me^^ 1WI
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69
J ^ GIRLS. ^m 4
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Be hap - py
ito night.
TURK.
The^sa ^wturn with the day,^ i i ^ ^i Of1 F
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?-err # '—' ' ' i er^
moon that shines up there, Shines on my na-tive land. My
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heart is far a - way in Sam - er kand.
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GIRLS. MEN. ^GIRLS. Slowly.
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Ee-ah!
te=^AhT Ee-ah!
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Andante moderato.TURK. ^^^ i m^m m -
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Long a - go in Sam- ar -kand,such nights Tve known
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In that gar -den when I stand and wait a - lone
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^ TURK.
li^ ^ /. i' i^Ci
J MGIRLS.
'n.' KJi J' ^^ ist
Show your face and
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BOYSgo.
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i^^ J'' J' J' J-^^let it dim the jeal - ous moon. With 3'our beau - ty,
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yon-der star Glit - ters down from heav - en's bar; Your bright eyes will
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My Su - li - ma!
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Soft breez - es fanned
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The list-ning land.
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Sang out our love be-neath a sil - ver sky, When the moon shone
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down on Sam - ar - kand.
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gale,
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Took up the
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Words by
P. G.WODEHOUSE
Honeymoon Inn.
Music by
JEROME KEKN.
VOICE. $
Piano.
Moderate.
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but be - yond the
Hap - py lov - ers
far hor - i - zon,
there are a - ble
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To hold hands be
not set eyes on. Where a hap - pyneath the ta - ble, If they're caught em
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hav- en wed - ded lov -ers may win.
brac-ing there is no one to grin.
Cov-ered deep in
No one pays the
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1^' ^^ ^^ ^ ^hon - ey suck - les. Near a stream that
least at - ten - tion; Kiss - ing is a
laughs and chuck- les.
great in - ven - tion
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Bathed in gold - en sun-shine. Stands the Hon - ey
Ev - 'ry bod - y does it At the Hon - ey
moon Inn.
moon Inn.
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May there. For
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sweet - hearts who
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stray there,
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^kiss - es
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J' J^Ive got a book
This lit - tie verse
Girls, if the beau
I would- nt lose for an - y - thing. I
is in the cause of tern - per - ance, For
who wants to make a fuss of you Should
I H J J': J^ ^P^ h h h ^might let you look,
drink is a curse,
boast of his dough,''
but I should hold it tight.
that's why we put it down.
his yachts and mo - tor cars,
ir^ m £
It's
Per
To
^5^3f n.7 £ 1 £
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'i' /) ji ;^ ;^ I j^ ^ jr~j^ UJ' > J-' ^called "Ad -vice to La - dies,' it is
haps you dont know when youve had e
find out what he real - ly is, is
full of wis - dom's
nough, and want someea - sy if you re
i^^ H~^~T'
t *w_—
•
*
stacc.^^ ^ r-^ r--1 r-1 r-l
*r p i
p p p ^i
^\^^' ^'^^fe i^
pearls;
more,-
fly;
For
Well,
For
in -stance, if youre itch - ing in the palm, dear girls,
if you're jug-gling hard boiled eggs at half - past four,
in-stance, if for good-night, he just says "Bye - bye!"
k3^ .i ' g m-
pin rr r=if
S m^^ ^^?^
:«
Refrain p-fg^^ ^"o
—
sure,
sure,
sure,
It's a
Its a
Its a
sure
sure
sure
:*^m i
sign,
sign,
sign.
^
That you're
That your
He's a
^^^^f
^r/
tlfi^Lf na- ?"
54RS-4 It's A Sure, Sure Si?n
82
iom - ing m - to
^ J^ h I h ^ ^mc6m - ing m - tc
brain is in abut - Cher, and he'll
rich - e§, If your hand, it is thatmud - die, When you lie down in a
grip you, With his thumb and fin - ger
"i t t^ J' \^ S
,- -&
itch -es, Its a sure,
pud - die, Sing - ing "Auldnip you, Say- ing "Lamb,
sure
Langplump,
sign!—Syne'^fine! 11.^ ^^ i ^
• *
s kt^u ZM^
3.
^S $ P >'.. P P I P^ ^^If your ribs should make you wrig - gle, Then you're
Ab - so - lute - ly di - a - bol - ic - 'ly. AndThen a - round you, he will fum - ble-, "One and
i^ ma 1' •. nP
m ^ 3 ^
fi-oinff to have a '"tig - gle." If your ears are itch - inggoing to have a '"tig - gle." If yourbreath -ing al " co - hoi - ic - 'ly. At
two. a pound" he'll mum-ble. If in
ears are itch - ing
last you clam - ber
stead of say - ing
f^ ^^ ^^ w^^H
^''h [[ ^^ ^a 5T
5488-4 It's A Sure, Sure Sign
83
^J^Ji i'ltJ'
some -one talks a -
up in - to your
'"Sweetheart"' he says
r f i rJ' ill h
bout
bedyou,
room -
"Sweet - bread"
But-AndOh!-
if your li
^5
iS m #=^ i
ips are
then just as the
won't you take this
F 1,^11
f» ^
^f^^ u- T~t 7 f T^f
^ ^ *
'" i\ ;^ J^ -i' Sf' JM Ji ^ J' 1
itch - ingi oh, its
sun be - gins to
ten- der heart of
fine! .
shine,
mine?-
By a man with scrub-byIf you wake in nine e -
If when you an - swer
I h ;, J^ J:J^ I
j> > J' J> Ij' J'^
whis-kers,youll be
lev - en when youryes, he goes to
kissed up - on your birth -day. Its a
room is six o sev - en, Its awrap it up in pa - per. It's a
sure?
sure,sure,
Ii^rr ^^i ^^
suresuresure
sign!
.
sign!-sign!.
Its aIt's aIts a
signl.
sign!.s ign !
.
i ^ ^53^ * ^ ^2''^ ' m
S ife:
f.
^i
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84
The Road That Lies BeforeWords by u^ Wife My Man" ^"""^^ ^^
P.S.WODEHOUSE JEROME KERN
Andantino
VOICE
Piano
^r r If r r r i^Is this just a dreamonce more?
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mf
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gf
311 XSI-O-
£
^ Allegretto grazioso
P^^^I P^
Just the dream I dreamt be - fore Ruddy-. Oh7 the
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J
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^
s fe^- J J s s 5^3-O- T
Ek^ ^S^ .P J P P P^ f ^
sad time Ive had, Peg-g-y dear, a - way from J'ou, Peggy. Oh,
dear, do you fear That per - haps you may re - gret? Ruddy. Not
^' C^ '
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^^r bfe - lieve you were grlad Of thfe hoi - i - day, Its3'es,
I! Do youlieve J bu we're grlad Of thfe hoi - i - day, It's
wish, nowyoi/re here, You were miles a - way?/>irMy
P P I P P P ^S P =#2
true,
pet!
Con - fessl Huddy.Why it drove me half mad I could
Id^, ^die! Buddy. Can you trust to me, dear, To be
P *» » » S F y y^
A
s^S¥ ^"1' UJ cJ
k'l,p p p p 1^^ j^ }]
I
j^ ii i Jee^find, I swear. No plan Of life, r/i>^^:)Was it real- ly so bad? Did youal-waj's true Through life? Pe^A'-y:! can; All my doubts dis-ap-pear As I
rfeSem 1
^
(^ -^) w #
3 ^ ^'^Valse
s J' i' y ^^S ^treal- ly care? Mycling- to you,i?MrfrfyMy
manwife!.
. (Ruddy^My
.(Peffg-y:)My
wife!
manThe res
The^ m i m i :*
fff If rff if^ s^^ fi ^^ f
m5469-4 The Read That Lies Before.
#world,
hardyouto
^see-
see.
For I
what eVr
-7^
was madefate holds
for
in
JZ^2 ^
^ ^ tt ;t^E ^^=^
i 7g"i~ m^p—jy
you
store.
You dear, for me'-
Try it with me!You dear for me
'
Try it with me!
^ \>^I
I
I
us
it
OrWe
And life may bring
What through we missed
joy. -
once.
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m w ^ w -©^^ ^87
rly
r
Life
did
may bringrif't un
us painder - stand.
Cru - el or
Bet - ter to
j-^r^v J
kindday
£1
wewe
1? b^ »? ^ ^
^ lAl aift s la:T^^
1^rzznS
P ^shall
knownot
the
mindway,
Now weVeSo let
to - geth
us set
er
out
once
handa -
in
:?- -.^^
m ^t t^ i>»=^«w^ I ^
^gp^rI: ^ It. t^-^ /
fe& ^r
l Y r #gain,
hand.
Glad-ness and grief a
Love for our path a
like we''ll share
light weUl make
W=^i
^:^J-
Grief will be
shin - ing to
S z_
P iW^^ ^» 9m
#=* idWf^^ 23:
ft ira:* q * iz
»:^:^r^2:
51: 1=^^ is SpI? fj
i 1-^ ^ ^joy if youguide the steps
aLte
wethere,
take.
EB^ P(2_
?^w
(Peggy) Rud - dy take
m ^ nrm~i
# , # a-s>- ^ 14 ^1^i^^ -£: a J).S.
dim.
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88
Words by
JEROME KEKNand
P. G. WODEHOUSE.
You Said Something.Music by
JEROME KERN.
Allegro.\
Piano.<
^^
^S
^^ ^JTI]
^^
an9-€»-
^
^E^
3^ i^3
1f^
«^ ^^ -O- Tt~
:ZV(/.A11 the grirls I see
Ztzzie.All the men I knowMake a
Fas - ci
hit with me,
nate me so,
f^'^^
PiN^i^t=t
/> fl,il 3
**. •npT
^^ ^^ i ^g^
Se ^gl & *Where-er I wan - der, I love bru-nettes or some-thing- blon - der
Oh! what ro - man-ces Ive built a -round them in my fan-cies
I ms4jLi^i i
gFTi;s 1 t= 5^fck 9^
* ^^ -^ ^ tTSZ
Zizzie.l dont care aTed.\ am not a
bit
wareWhere your heart may flit
5
Why you think I care;
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s - J tl^J ^lj I tjj tl
^J ^Ted. Why sure - ly
Lizzie .Why sure - ly
k
you knew, dear,
you knew, dear,
I was teas - ing, I love you dear.
I was teas - ing^, I love you dear.
A A A A
^^tti^^ y^^-^^ i^^ te^mvr-^
^^rail.AAA
r=t j\ '
^ if (- w ^#
Refrain. Meno mosso.
^rffi i ^ ^* I t »
^o^A. You said some-thing when you said you love me, Oh, but I
i i FH5 ^ t t i t ^ 3
V -sL ||.
S^ E ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^P
^ ^ i"^I
r r"^-^ -o-
r r I !~r^^won-der for how long it will be. If you find some-day,youve
1^'''' jJJj ' iJ ^^ ^«:rrrr
^^^M ^ *^ i?=
^r r rI" ' rt r i^'Pr r It Y^
al-tered your mind Id be for-giv-ing, but sim-ply could not
A, , A
* W4 §^ is a^^^ *—
a
^?T?-#• -«s»-
Iv- j'l. r ^ J ^*^—
^
546 7- 3 You Said etc.
90
I' T V r i>
'
i J J J ^—#
go on liv - inglZigeie.Girls much pret - tier you will meet by
. \ Ted. Men much hand-som - er you 11 meet by
the
the
^ ^ ^^^irr iscore. Will you re - gret you nev - er met them be -
i i ^ "jfcfe ium -M a :
» aP>
^ 1 1 1 :3
sf f y i=s^ p ^ «t-^
fore? You said some-thing when you said you love me, But
^ -5- ha- -S-
zz:
ia=5> ^^ a«-#-#
S E * s ^fe s:=ff ^ :*:
J P JI f ^
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& ^^ L lJ)^-il^^-^
say it a whole lot more. more.
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IS ^m m \j \>J» : ^^ 5 ^.^.
Bi ^1^ 3i^
5467-3 You Said etc.
Words by
P. G. WODEHOUSE.
Daisy.
Poco Allegretto.
91
Music by
JEROME KERN.
Piano.<
jrrJ J J'
Back in the
ssk
mf n.^ LiJ, r: i J.
.
Fl frf ^ i"Mt I
?
* ^ h JM P J^days of child - hood,. When Life was a joy - ful
^ P 5EEi ^song. When skies were blue, and the world was all
^ i ^m i I7 tip-
^^
^wff 1 J J^7 J .ji
&r- Tr rs^ pf
new, And when noth - ing at all went wrong.
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-^J ^J) Jm r r I
f ^As through the fields, I wan - dered.
P ^^ i
J^^H ^g
Weav - ing my
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^ ttni
^ -IIJ J J^ J^
r P P^dais - y chain,. Grave - ly I'd pause, While I
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ff ^^?f^4V . p
* JQ I r ^ ]>fe=yr i r i r
^' ^'i
r^' ^' ir i r
pon - dered Croon-ing a nur - s'ry re - frain.
^h^ i i i i ir? fPi TTT «—
^
IZfS i^^ P ^^
Refrain.
^ zc^1Dais Dais - y. Tell me all you know.
dE i ^ ^E^S |y ^ ^
FT e TP-mf ^ ^ ^TT ^P « ^ il
^^ 5 i f? i^ T5494 - 3 Daisy.
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93
^ ^*:
Ev - 'ry time I pluck a pet-al, Se-crets you can
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m^m^^
^^f^
i-1
f 7 'y 7
Pfcz
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Does the one I love, love me?. me;
# Ii -A
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5 494-3 Daisy.
94
Reminiscences.
JEEOME KERN.
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tip idim. i
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Napoleon.
Words by
P.G.WODEHOUSE.
95
Music by
JEROME KERN.
Moderate pomposo
VOICE
Pi ano;
%J' J^ J^ I > ir~^ ^^f f
po - leon was a2.po - leon w-as a
3.po - leon was the
lit - tie ^-viy, They used to call himhome - ly gink, He had - n't time to
la - dies pet, He liked to have them
4 ^ r~i i -n ni=*
^ A^ ^ ^ m ^i' ^ ji
I h j^ i' J'i ^shor
doll
han
ty,
up,
dy-
He on - ly stood aBut though he looked like
He used to blow in
bout so high. His
thir - ty cents. Hehalf his pay. On
f Pt=tit) *
A
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fchest
packed
VI
an
¥=£
un - der
aw - ful
lets and
l^
for
T«^l
can
ty.
lop.
dy.
h I .. ^^ J^ J'
But
AndHe
i W«tien they start - ed
all the kings in
knew the game from
^ J' i' i' 1^' ^ SP P P
I
P
#
josh - ing him, His
Eu - rope, when they
soup to nuts And
A
pride, it
came to
worked it
did - nt
know his
on a
in - jure.
hab - its,
sys - tem!
A
HedPulled
He'd
£i J
^^
Iv sav"Ah, fade a -way' He knew that he had gin-ger.
ii
sim-ply say "Ah, fade a -way! He knew that he had gin-ger. Na -
up their socks,And ran for blocks,Hed got 'em scared like rab-bits. Na -
meet a Queen at five fif - teen. By six o' - clock shed kiss him. Na -
i=j ? ]i ^ J,i
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97
Refrain.
^p- .p p p IP' P P—P-^^^ ^po
po
po
A
f^
le
le
le
- on.
- on.
Na
Na
Na
po - le - on, They
po - le - on, \\bnt
po - le - on, The
thought him quite a
out and got a
la - dies thought him
P fi n1 1
1
^ w^ ^
r P ipp ^^ p
^' [r~[rlit - tie pill!" Was the
climb - ing trees, Though he
hard, they did. When he
joke,
"rep;'
great,
Hey!
HeThey
take a
had a
fell for
slant at the
lot of 'em
him good and
kJ ~ *= *
1 i :=i 3
a ^^^
pi' J) i' ji
Ji I ii > j, Ji^H-J'^^p-^line of chat - ter that they used to spill . But they could - n t hold Na
weighed a hun-dred in his B. V. Ds. It was eas - y for Na
came and hand-ed them the "Oh, you Kid" Theywere wild a - bout Na
^^ i ^ t"PT » * s
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98
I' p p•' J) JM J' ji J^
J,I
J y^ ^
po - leon, When he start - ed in - to scrap,
po - leon, And he -wiped them off the map.
po - leon, Fbr his Mxirk was full of snap.
He was
He was
He was
I\>^m f^
P p p p p ^M> p J) Jm J' j^p
i'
five feet high, But he was one tough guy, And I take af - ter
not so tall, But he could lick them all. And I take af - ter
sawn off short,But he was one good sport. And I take af - ter
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