Just Tell Them That You Saw Me (1895) Sheet Music Singer 2024-10-11 | Just Tell Them That You Saw Me (1895)
You’re an Education (1938) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-23 | A popular song from 1938Words by Al DubinMusic by Harry WarrenLyricsMust I memorize a bookTo be considered wiseWhen I can look into your eyesLiterature is such a boreAnd mathematics tooI’d much prefer to learn about youRefrainYou’re the only kind of knowledgeThey don’t teach at any collegeYou’re an education in yourselfThere are poems and romancesIn the glamour of your glancesYou’re an education in yourselfOf all the famous dates in hist’ryI recall but a fewThe Fourth of JulyAnd my dates with youYou’ve a kiss that’s scientificTho’ it’s tender, it’s terrificYou’re an education in yourselfRefrainYou’re the kind of mental trainingI could take without complainingYou’re an education in yourselfIntricate as economicsSimple as the Sunday comicsYou’re an education in yourselfAnd there are geometric figuresIn your beautiful curvesThey’re good on the eyesBut bad on the nervesYou are my encycloped-yuhLet me take yuh home and read yuhYou’re an education in yourself------------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/youre-an-education
Hold Me (1920) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-23 | A 1920 popular song.Words and music by Art Hickman and Ben Black.Lyrics1. I must confess that I like youBut there is something amissTell me did it ever strike youThat a maid likes a man to steal a kissNow please don’t think me boldAnd please, oh please don’t scoldChorusJust simply hold meFold me right in your armsIt’s your affection I craveTease me, squeeze me tight in your armsUntil I promise to behaveFill me, thrill me with tales of loveAnd all its sweet myrtic charmsThen enfold me, please don’t scold meJust hold me tight in your arms2. Some girlies just love to motorSome crave a musical showSome girls love to Fox-Trot nightlyI know some who are always on the goBut here’s what I like bestI’m diff’rent from the rest----------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Robert Johns.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/hold-me
Youre Just The Girl For Me (1908) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-23 | A popular song from 1908Words by Junie McCreeMusic by Albert Von TilzerLyrics1. Every day on my wayThere’s a girlie that I knowNever talks or talks or talksShe just walks and walks and walksBy her side I have triedTo be called her only beauWhen she smiles at meI can plainly seeThat I love her and must tell her soChorusYou’re just the girl for meJust the girl for meLovely style and winning smileLeads the other girls a mileIn my dreams your face I seeAnd now I long to beThe only one to sayThat you’re just the girl for me2. For a year on my dearI have called at her addressNot a word a word a wordHave I heard or heard or heardWon’t you speak by next weekWould you like a wedding dressFor I long to hearJust one word dearIt must come from your lips and be yes-------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by Gerd Westendorp.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/youre-just-the-girl-for-me
Who (1924) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-22 | From “The Music Box Revue”, 1924Words and music by Irving BerlinLyrics1. Ever since I met youI haven’t been the sameI don’t sleep a wink at nightAnd I’ve lost my appetiteSeems I can’t forget youAnd you are all to blameDon’t say “No”, you know it’s soYou can’t deny it, please don’t try itChorusWho gave me that love-sick feelingWho started my senses reelingWho was it when I was blueGave me a kiss that grewInto a red hot furnaceThe kind that burns usAnd you know who cuddled up closer to meWho made me feel “bride and groomy”Who gave me that notion to jump in the oceanNobody else but you2. I wrote you a letterYou haven’t answered yetSeems you just refuse to beSweethearts like we used to beIt would be much betterIf we had never metThen if you’d flirt, it wouldn’t hurtThere is no doubt, dear, figure out, dear--------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/who
The Dog Went Mad (1893) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-22 | From the musical “Sinbad”, 1893A topical furorwords by Arthur J. Lambmusic by Harry F. CarsonLyrics1. There was a little dog, both lame and blindAnd everyone to it was most unkindAt last one day a man made one bad breakHe gave unto that dog a big beefsteakChorusAnd the dog went madIt couldn’t stand the kindnessSo, the dog went madIn spite of all its blindnessFor weeks it had not fedWith hunger was near deadBut when a bit it hadThe dog went mad2. A company, I know, went out full togThey thought to try the show upon the dogThey seized a little cur to play it toBut oh, when they begun, the show fell throughChorusFor the dog went madIt couldn’t stand the actingSo, the dog went madFor it was too exactingThe heroine yelled “murder”The poor dog never heard herAltho’ ’twas awful sadThe dog went mad3. An organ grinder went a down the streetHe played “After the Ball” to all he’d meetA bulldog came along and heard the strainsHe gave three piteous howls, had swift, short painsChorusThen the dog went madIt ne’er had heard such musickO! the dog went mad‘Twould truly have made you sickOf tunes it could stand allExcept “After the BallBut that song was so badThe dog went mad4. Some people dined one day on sausage meatAnd gave some sausage to their dog to eatIt put its forefeet on the well filled plateBut when it took a bite, O! sad to stateChorusThe dog went madRecognized its brotherThe dog went madCouldn’t eat anotherThe dog was of no stationBut loved its dead relationBut this was far too sadSo, the dog went mad5. A family went off to Saint LouieThey took a little dog the sight to seeThey reach St. Louis town, but ’twas so slowThe darling little dog barked out “no go”ChorusThen the dog went madSt. Louis was so quietThe dog went madGave the town a riotThey had such fun each minuteSt. Louis says, “I’m in it”But St. Louis was so badThe dog went mad------------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by Wachy.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/the-dog-went-mad
Youll Never Walk Alone (1945) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-22 | From the musical “Carousel”, 1945Words by Oscar Hammerstein 2ndMusic by Richard RodgersLyricsWhen you walk through a stormKeep your chin up highAnd don’t be afraid of the darkAt the end of the storm is a golden skyAnd the sweet silver song of a larkWalk on through the windWalk on through the rainTho’ your dreams be tossed and blownWalk on, walk on, with hope in your heartAnd you’ll never walk aloneYou’ll never walk alone-----------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/youll-never-walk-alone
Wonderful You (1929) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-21 | A popular song from 1929Words by Jack Meskill and Max RichMusic by Pete WendlingLyrics1. My heart was lonely, life seemed all wrongWaiting for someone like youJust like a rainbow, you came alongMaking my dreams all come trueChorusWho do I love, keep thinking ofWonderful youWho won my heart, right from the startWonderful youOne smile and you became my inspirationOne kiss and then my arms held all creationWho do I prize with loving eyesWonderful youWho made me feel life could be realWonderful youYou brought me, you taught meA love I never knewWho is the one second to noneWonderful you2. I dreamed of someone from night till mornYou were the dream that came trueOut of the darkness, you brought the dawnChanging the gray skies to blue-----------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/wonderful-you
Alexander and His Clarinet (1910) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-21 | A popular song from 1910Words by Irving BerlinMusic by Ted SnyderLyrics1. Alexander Adams played a clarinetBrought out music that no one has brought out yetMiss Eliza Johnson was his angel petAnd Alexander was her one best betStrange to say they quarreled on last Sunday nightMonday evening Alexander came in sightPlayed his clarinet beneath her window lightTo hear Eliza yell with all her mightChorusHoney, is that you? yes, yesDon’t even have to guess, my honey, what brought you?Oh pet, I see you brought your clarinetMy honey, I’m angry, no, noFor lawdy sake don’t dare to goMy pet, I love you yetAnd then besides, I love your clarinet2. Alexander played his clarinet with vimUp to Liza’s door, then played himself right inWhen he got inside he played and played like sinThen played her cards to see who’d buy the ginWhen he left, Miss Liza tried some sleep to getDreamt her Romeo came back to JulietAlso dreamt he brought with him his clarinetIf no one woke her, she’d be shouting yet------------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/alexander-and-his-clarinet
Rosie (1920) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-20 | (Make It Rosy For Me)A popular song from 1920Words by Grant ClarkeMusic by J. L. MerkurLyrics1. Dear, I know it, every poetWrites about a roseI’m no poet and you know itThat my writing showsEvery time I start to rhymeI have to rub it outBut still here goes ’causeYou’re the rose I’ve got to write aboutChorusRosie, make it rosy for meSweet Rosie, oh, how glad I would beIf only you would care for me, tooI’m lonely for only youJust like a posieYou grow sweeter each daySweet Rosie, help me raise a bouquetI need a branch or two on my family treeRosie, come marry me2. Harry Meyer, he’s a buyerWho can pick a gownRosie, she’s a modelFor a clothing house in townTwice a year he travels hereTo get the latest stylesAnd when the bunch goes out to lunchHe says to Rose and smilesChorusRosie, you are working too hardSweet Rosie, you grew up in a yardOh, Why be just a model for lifeWhen you ‘d make a model wifeYou’re like a posieI once picked in the woodsSweet Rosie, I’m a good judge of goodsSo, tell the bossThat he don’t need you no moreRosie, come marry me3. He said, “Rosie, just supposieWe get married dearYou can model clothingFor the baby every yearBe my wife ’cause that’s the lifeThe only one that paysJust take your time, make up your mindI’ll give you sixty days-------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/rosie
Peaches (1917) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-20 | From the musical “Miss 1917”Words by P. G. WodehouseMusic by Jerome KernLyrics1. Mother sat at home preserving peaches every dayFather said he’d like to help, if he could find the wayMother sent him out to pick some peaches on the spotAnd he picked an awful lotRefrainFather started picking peachesHe said he’d found the job he liked the bestFather started picking peachesHe never seemed to need a restEvery day he wandered in the orchardAnd though the work was hard, he never kickedHe picked each peach that came in reachAnd here are a few of the peaches father picked2. Mother caught him picking them one summer afternoonMother’s gone to Reno, and the case will come on soonLots of alimony poor papa will have to payWhen the judge hears mother say-------------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/peaches
The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else (1924) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-19 | A popular song from 1924Words by Gus KahnMusic by Isham JonesLyrics1. I’m unhappy, so unhappy, for I can seeThe one I love don’t care for meI’d be happy, oh so happy, but it was fateThat it was too late when I happened to find herChorusThe one I love belongs to somebody else,She means her tender songs for somebody else,And even when I have my arms around herI know her thoughts are strong for somebody else.The hands I hold belong to somebody elseI’ll bet they’re not so cold to somebody else.It’s tough to be alone on the shelf,It’s worse to fall in love by yourself,The one I love belongs to somebody else.2. I keep trying, I keep trying to stay awayIt can’t be done one single dayI keep saying, I keep saying goodbye I’m throughBut each time I see her I start in all over------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/the-one-i-love
Piano Man (1910) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-19 | A popular song from 1910Words and music by Irving Berlin and Ted SnyderLyrics1. You all have your favorite mastersThe kind what music giveDid you ever, ever meet my lovin’ piano manNo? then you’ve yet to liveHe sits on his stool like a king on the throneAnd plays and plays with easeWhy the melody just nestles in his finger tipsAnd oozes out in the keysChorusPiano man, Piano manHe brings forth notes like no one canOh what a feelin’When his notes come a-stealin’ whyI just feel like kneelin’ and appealin’ to myPiano man, Piano manLawdy how his music lingersMay the Heaven bless his fingersWhen he plays for days and daysIt soothes me like a fanJust lend your ear, dear, hereNear to my ever lovin’ piano man2. You’ve listened to Verdi’s musicBeethoven’s classy tuneI’m alludin’ to the fellows with the hair as longAs a rainy afternoonThey all needed love to inspire their notesBe it the spring or fallBut my piano manJust have him meet a piano grandThen listen, Umm, Umm, that’s all------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/piano-man-1910
Rock Around the Clock (1953) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-18 | (We’re Gonna)A popular song from 1953Words and music by Max C. Freedman and Jimmy De KnightArranged by Frank MetisLyricsOne, two, three o’clock, four o’clock, rockFive, six, seven o’clock, eight o’clock, rockNine, ten, eleven o’clock, twelve o’clock, rockWe’re gonna rock around the clock tonightChorusPut your glad rags on and join me, honWe’ll have some fun when the clock strikes oneWe’re gonna rock around the clock tonightWe’re gonna rock, rock, rock, ’til broad daylightWe’re gonna rock, gonna rock, around the clock tonightChorusWhen the clock strikes two, three and fourIf the band slows down, we’ll yell for moreWe’re gonna rock around the clock tonightWe’re gonna rock, rock, rock, ’til broad daylightWe’re gonna rock, gonna rock, around the clock tonightChorusWhen the chimes ring five, six, and sevenWe’ll be right in seventh heavenWe’re gonna rock around the clock tonightWe’re gonna rock, rock, rock, ’til broad daylightWe’re gonna rock, gonna rock, around the clock tonightChorusWhen it’s eight, nine, ten, eleven, tooI’ll be going strong and so will youWe’re gonna rock around the clock tonightWe’re gonna rock, rock, rock, ’til broad daylightWe’re gonna rock, gonna rock, around the clock tonightChorusWhen the clock strikes twelve, we’ll cool off, thenStart a-rockin’ ’round the clock againWe’re gonna rock around the clock tonightWe’re gonna rock, rock, rock, ’til broad daylightWe’re gonna rock, gonna rock, around the clock tonight----------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/rock-around-the-clock
Land Where The Good Songs Go (1917) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-18 | From the musical “Miss 1917”Words by P. G. WodehouseMusic by Jerome KernLyrics1. On the other side of the moonEver so far, beyond the last little starThere’s a land, I know, where the good songs goWhere it’s always afternoonAnd snug in a haven of peace and restLie the dear old songs that we love the bestRefrainIt’s a land of flowers and April showersWith sunshine in betweenWith roses blowing and rivers flowing‘Mid rushes growing greenWhere no one hurries and no one worriesAnd life runs calm and slowAnd I wish some day I could find my wayTo the land where the good songs go2. Dear old songs forgotten too soonThey had their day and then we threw them awayAnd without a sigh we would pass them byFor some other, newer tuneSo off to a happier home they flewWhere they’re always loved and they’re always new-----------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/land-where-the-good-songs-go
All My Life (1918) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-17 | From the musical “Ladies First”, 1918Words and music by Nora Bayes, Irving Fisher and Harry AkstLyricsLet me put my arms close around youDear, I am so glad I have found youI had almost ceased to beQuite sure that you would come to meAll my dreams have been full of yearningFor the day when fortune in turningWould send you to meAlways to be closeOh, so close to my heartRefrainAll my life I’ve waited for thisJust to feel the touch of your kissJust to be true to someone like youIt seems I’ve been waiting for ages and agesWaiting, waiting, so patientlyJust to hold you close, dear to meJust to be true to someone like youI have been waiting for this----------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by Tom Venam.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/all-my-life
Red Hot Mamma (1924) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-17 | A popular song from 1924Words and music by Gilbert Wells, But Cooper and Fred RoseLyrics1. I’ve got a girl, a wonderful girlShe’s the sweetest one in townYou can search for miles aroundBut no one can be found like this oneShe has a smile that will openWith a certain little wayAnd ev’ry time that I get near herI look at her and sayChorusRed hot mamma, Red hot mammaYou’re the one I needRed hot mammaYou’re some charmer, yes, indeedI claim that you should beIn the Follies hot tomalesYou have a pair of eyesJust like old SvengalisI confess that you possessThe sweetest charm in townAnd unless I miss my guessThe boys all follow you aroundYou make a music master drop his fiddleMake a bald headed manPart his hair in the middleRed hot mamma, Red, hot mammaSweetest girl in town2. I’ve got a plan, a marvelous planThat I figured out last nightYou just let me put you rightThat never have I been as cleverAs when I thought I’d purchase a ringFor her pretty little handAnd then instead of her initialsI’ll have it monogrammed--------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/red-hot-mamma
No One Could Do It Like My Father (1909) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-16 | A popular song from 1909Words by Irving BerlinMusic by Ted SnyderLyrics1. I hate to brag about my fam’ly but I must say thatMy father is the greatest man who ever wore a hatHe always took things easy in an easy sort of wayAnd when it came to taking things, just kindly let me sayChorusNo one could do it like my father!Ever clever, stunning, cunning father!Other men might do the sameBut when it came to make a nameNo one could do it like my dad!2. At keeping servant girls, my father always was an ace!He had a certain way to keep the ladies in their placeTheir place was in the kitchen and his place to keep them thereI don’t know how he did it but I really must declare[2nd chorus:]No one could do it like my fatherEver clever, stunning, cunning fatherServants liked the cops, of courseSo father joined the police forceNo one could do it like my dad3. One night papa went in to see that great Salome danceYou talk about attention, say! he gave her ev’ry glanceHe has my mother dancing now, her brain is in a whirlAnd only here last week he came home with a string of pearls[3rd chorus:]No one could do it like my fatherEver clever, stunning, cunning fatherNow he always stays at homeMama has learned that dance SalomeNo one could do it like my dad4. My mother weighs three hundred pounds but don’t give it awayShe bought a brand new sheath gown and she wore it yesterdayMy father showed his dignity when mother showed her sockThen just to make the two ends meet he used a big padlock[4th chorus:]No one could do it like my fatherEver clever, stunning, cunning fatherNeighbor Jones and his neighbor LeeAre hunting for my father’s keyAnd no one could do it like my dad5. I haven’t told you how my father and my mother wedShe was an old maid, he a burglar underneath her bedShe flashed a gun at father and said, “I must be your wife”My father wears a medal now for saving someone’s life[5th chorus:]No one could do it like my fatherEver clever, stunning, cunning fatherMother thinks a lot of paBut father drinks to think of maAnd no one could do it like my dad6. The other night when pa came home, he found to his surpriseThe iceman and my mother on the sofa making eyesHe did not get excited, no! not one word did he sayBut when the iceman’s bill came due, papa refused to pay[6th chorus:]No one could do it like my fatherEver clever, stunning, cunning fatherFather proved he was no slouchHe fooled them all when he sold the couchAnd no one could do it like my dad7. When father went to school they tell me he was very badThey also say he had a purpose to make teacher madShe’d make him stay in after school and pa would ne’er refuseFor when it came to helping teacher tie her dainty shoes:[7th chorus:]No one could do it like my fatherEver clever, stunning, cunning fatherTeacher knew a thing or twoShe always wore a low cut shoeNo one could do it like my dad8. We lived right by a railway station not so far from hereAnd father would make faces at the passing engineersThey’d all throw coal at father, yes they would upon my soulAnd when the winter came around we never needed coal[8th chorus:]No one could do it like my fatherEver clever, stunning, cunning fatherFirst he got coal one by oneAnd now he sells it by the tonAnd no one could do it like my dad9. Around election time my father never knows his nameSometimes it’s Breen, or Smith, or Green, Gilhouley or McShaneThen other times it’s Harrigan, O’Connor, or O’DellThey ought to call him “Winchester” ’cause he repeats so well[9th chorus:]No one could do it like my fatherEver clever, stunning, cunning fatherWhen you see him change his coatYou know that means another voteAnd no one could do it like my dad----------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/no-one-could-do-it-like-my-father
My Lady of the Nile (1916) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-16 | A popular song from 1916.Words Gene Buck.Music by Jerome D. Kern.LyricsIn old Egypt where the pale moon glowsAnd the sapphire Nile so gently flowsAnd the balmy breeze through the palm tree blowsThat is Paradise to meIn the shade of the pyramids so grandIn that olden, golden Pharaoh LandIt was there I lost my heart and handAnd asked her My Queen to beRefrainOh my lady of the NileWon’t you linger here awhileI have loved you so in historyYou have solved my heart’s own mysteryThrough the veil of years it seemsYou have haunted all my dreamsA world of love I’d return to youI’ve yearned for you, I’ve burned for youYour Anthony I wnt to beMy Lady of the NileOh, my Lady of the Nile--------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/my-lady-of-the-nile
Be A Little Sunbeam (1917) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-16 | From the musical “Oh Boy”, 1917Words by P. G. WodehouseMusic by Jerome KernLyrics1. Say have you heard of the Glad Game they play?Try it yourself when you go home todayDo not mind if Fate’s unkindBut simply grin and don’t give inIf troubles come, as they’re certain to doWhy should you care if they don’t come to you?Fate’s blow you may defyIf they soak some other guyRefrainOh be joyful, cheerful and sereneIf poor father falls and busts his beanDon’t be down cast, don’t be sadJust be thankful you’re not dadAs to fetch the Doc, you hurryKeep on shouting “I should worry”If you try, you’ll find that you can greetOther people’s troubles with a smileCheer up! that’s the only wayMake each day Thanksgiving DayBe a little sunbeam all the while2. Though it’s a tough little world, more or lessThough all around, you see folks in distressDon’t feel sad, it’s not so badEach cloud you’ll find, is silver linedIf you are brave, and refuse to despairNo matter how much your friends have to bearYou’ll find without a doubtPlenty to be glad aboutRefrainIf a mule kicks grandpa in the faceGladness is by no means out of placeJust reflect it’s painful, butGrandpa was a homely muttAs to hospital you move himSay, No doubt this will improve himMake him take a broad and cheerful viewSit beside his sick bed with a smilePoint out just to keep him coolHow it must have pleased the muleBe a little sunbeam all the while------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/be-a-little-sunbeam
The Constant Lover (1915) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-15 | From “The Passing Show of 1915”Words by Arthur Wimperis and Hartley CarrickMusic by Herman FinckLyrics1. None can say of meI’m not a constant loverLook how constantlyI fall in loveFor tall girls, I’m all thereSmall girls, dark or fairAll girls, I don’t careFor I think that eachIs a perfect peachTill the next one comes in reachRefrainFor I dote on DoraThen I flirt with FloraThen I cotten to CoraThen I linger with LauraThen I thirst for ThoraThenI’m nuts on NoraThen termorrer I’m Dora’s Adorer once again2. If I stick to oneI’ve got to jilt the othersHow can that be done?You know it can’tFor shy girls, make me glowSly girls, thrill me soWhy, girls, don’t you knowThat I’m staunch and trueTo each one of youWhich is all one man can do-------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/the-constant-lover
That Mesmerizing Mendelssohn Tune (1909) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-15 | Sheet Music SingerThat Mesmerizing Mendelssohn TuneA popular song from 1909Words and music by Irving BerlinLyrics1. Honey, listen to that dreamy tune they’re playin’Won’t you tell me how on earth you keep from swayin’?Umm! Umm! Oh, that Mendelssohn Spring Song tuneIf you ever loved me show me now or neverLord, I wish they’d play that music on foreverUmm! Umm! Oh, that Mendelssohn tuneMy honeyChorusLove me to that ever lovin’ Spring song melodyPlease me, honey, squeeze me to that Mendelssohn strainKiss me like you would your motherOne good kiss deserves anotherThat’s the only music that was ever meant for meThat tantalizin’, hypnotizin’, mesmerizin’ Mendelssohn tune2. Don’t you stand there, honey, can’t you hear me sighin’?Is you gwine to wait until I’m almost dyin’?Umm! Umm! Oh, that Mendelssohn Spring Song tuneGet yourself acquainted with some real live wooin’Make some funny noises like there’s something doin’Umm! Umm! Oh, that Mendelssohn tuneMy honey---------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/that-mesmerizing-mendelssohn-tune
Im The Old Man In The Moon (1917) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-15 | From the musical “Miss 1917”Words by P. G. WodehouseMusic by Jerome KernLyricsHello, everybody, hello everybodyI’m the sly old man in the moonOften, I am thinking, you have seen me winkingWhen you’ve strolled outdoors for a spoonIt’s not strange, now is it?I should pay this visitSeeing that the earth was so nearAll the world is fightingIt looked so excitingAren’t you glad to see me down here?RefrainI’m the old man in the moon, boysHere all right and I’ve come down to your townTo sit up all the nightI’m in love with the U. S. A.Though I’ve been living so far awaySo, when foemen attack herI won’t be a slackerI’m here to stay------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/im-the-old-man-in-the-moon
Draggy Rag (1910) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-14 | A popular song from 1910Words and music by Irving BerlinLyrics1. Honey darlin’ take your timeDon’t you hurry, baby mineThrow your lovin’ arms around meOh! Oh! Oh! I’m feelin’ so fineWon’t you squeeze my hand againSqueeze it hard, I feel no painDon’t deny me, satisfy meTo that draggy strainChorusOh! that draggy rag!Oh! that easy dragDon’t you hurry, honeyOr you’ll cause me painI want to go to heaven on an Erie trainSlide, glide, not too fastGo slow to the lastI love my quick decision, hon’But Oh! that draggy rag2. I could almost swear I seeTwo of you, and now it’s threeI believe my mind is wand’rin’Oh! Oh! Oh! poor delicate meHoney, dear, I’m suff’rin’ soGet your hat and we will goDon’t decline, dear, take your time, dear----------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/draggy-rag
Rose-Marie (1924) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-14 | From the musical “Rose-Marie”, 1924Words by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein 2ndMusic by Rudolf Friml1. Ah, sweet Rose-Marie, it’s easy to seeWhy all who learn to know you love youYou’re gentle and kind, divinely designedAs graceful as the pines above youThere’s an angel’s breath beneath your sighThere’s a little devil in your eyeRefrainRose-Marie. I love youI’m always dreaming of youNo matter what I do I can’t forget youSometimes I wish that I had never met youAnd yet if I should lose you‘Twould mean my very life to meOf all the queens that ever livedI’d choose youTo rule me, my Rose-Marie2. The song of the spring is heard when you singAnd when you laugh the birds seem thrillingBut angry oh my you’d think that the skyWith storms from the north is fillingThen when smiles have chased away your frownSeems the sun itself is shining down-----------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/rose-marie
That Kazzatsky Dance (1910) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-13 | A popular song from 1910Words and music by Irving BerlinLyrics1. Abie darling dear, can’t you hear very clearThey’re playing that Kazzatsky danceCohen with his hand leads the band, ain’t it grandI tell you Abie take a chanceTake me by the wrist with your fist, make a twistOr else I’ll go right in a tranceCome and give your baby just one glanceAnd we’ll do that Yiddisher danceChorusOi, that Kazzatsky danceIt makes me lose my senseCome and get handy, it’s dandy, dandyKiss me Kid, I’m candyOi, that Kazzatsky danceI’m going in a tranceI love my ham and cabbage kidBut Oi, that YiddisherThat YiddisherOi, that Kazzatsky dance2. Abie hurry up, take your time, hurry upI want to dance fast, please go slowDarling run away, better stay, while they playBecause I hate you, love you soLook at what you did, oh you kid in the lidI’m going crazy like a loonMake some spooning with a silver spoonWhile they play that Yiddisha tune-----------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/that-kazzatsky-dance
Try It On Your Piano (1910) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-13 | A popular song from 1910Words and music by Irving BerlinLyrics1. Benjamin Manner played a grand pianoAnd he cert’nly played it finePlayed the piano all the timeLike a reg’lar RubinsteinSunday he called around to see Miss Lucy BrownAnd said “My darling petI have found a new way to make loveThat hasn’t been discovered yetWon’t you let me show you how?”But Miss Lucy cried “not now”ChorusTry it on your piano grandI don’t care to understandB or I flat, C or Y flatTry it hon’ but not in my flatWhile I don’t doubt that what you say is trueI’m not taking chances with some love that’s newSo Mister Manner, try it on your pianoBut you can’t try it on me2. Benjamin Manner sold his grand pianoAnd became a doctor fairOne who cures your pain and careHe was known most everywhereLucy took sick one day, he called around to say“I’ve brought with me a pillIt’s a new discovery of my ownThat surely ought to cure or killIt has never yet been tried”But Miss Lucy loudly cried:ChorusTry it on your piano grandI don’t care to understandB or I flat, C or Y flatTry it hon’ but not in my flatGive me Peruna for my every painFor he who takes that will live to take againSo try your brand up on a baby grandBecause you can’t try it on me-----------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/try-it-on-your-piano
The Best of Friends Must Part (1908) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-12 | A popular song from 1908Words and music by Irving BerlinLyrics1. What’s that you say? No work today?Done lost your job? Where is your pay?Been shooting dice? That’s very niceNeedn’t apologize, I’m cold as icePack up your clothes, Lord only knowsYou’ve been the cause of my troubles and woesDon’t ask me why, too late to cryJust bid yourself goodbyeChorusA friend in need is a friend indeedThat’s just the kind of friend I’ve been to youWhen poverty smiled down on theeI hung around and stuck like glueIt’s a long long lane that has no turnYou can never tell your finish when you startBut when you find you can’t make both ends meetThen the best of friends must part2. Don’t talk of love, just like a doveCan’t eat the stars that shine aboveThat stuff don’t go, you’d better blowCan’t buy a meal with that lovin’ you knowI know it’s hard on your old pardBut I can’t help that you played your last cardDon’t hesitate, evaporateHunt up another mate------------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/the-best-of-friends-must-part
Uncle Sam Wont Go To War (1914) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-12 | A popular song from 1914Words by Casper NathanMusic by F. Henri KlickmannLyrics1. Little Bobbie, sitting on his father’s kneeIn the Land of the Free, says, “Daddy, tell meWhy is Europe fighting, why are lands unitingJust to whip old GermanyWill our country join the parade?”The father smiles upon his sonAnd says, “Don’t be afraid”ChorusUncle Sam won’t go to warThat’s not what the U. S. got united forLet all Europe fight, if they mustBut the Yankee motto is, In God we trust”When war clouds roll by once moreThings will be the same as beforeOur country’s always freeNo matter what may beUncle Sam won’t go to war2. From the top of Maine to Frisco’s Golden GateYankee people don’t hate, their love is too greatSo we’re not excited, while we stand unitedWe will love while others hatePeace will reign in our U. S. A.Tho’ all the world may be at warEach Yankee’s proud to say-----------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/uncle-sam-wont-go-to-war
The Purple People Eater (1958) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-11 | A popular song from 1958Words and music by Sheb WooleyLyrics1. Well I saw the thing a-comin’ out of the skyIt had the one long horn, and one big eyeI commenced to shakin’ and I said "Ooh-eeeIt looks like a purple people eater to me"ChorusIt was a one-eyed, one-horned, flyin’ purple people eaterOne-eyed, one-horned, flyin’ purple people eaterOne-eyed, one-horned, flyin’ purple people eaterSure looked strange to me2. Well he came down to earth and he laid in the treeI said Mr. Purple People Eater, don’t eat meI heard him say in a voice so gruff“I wouldn’t eat you ’cause you’re so tough”3. I said Mr. Purple People Eater, what’s your line?And he said, “Eatin’ purple people and it sure is fine”But that’s not the reason that I came to land“I wanna get a job in a rock and roll band”ChorusWell bless my soul, rock and roll, flyin’ purple people eaterPigeon-toed, undergrowed, flyin’ purple people eaterHe wear short shorts, friendly little people eaterWhat a sight to see4. And then he swung from the tree and he laid on the groundAnd he started to rock, really rockin’ aroundIt was a crazy ditty with a swingin’ tune“Sing a bop-bop aboopa-lopa, loom bam-boom”5. Well he went on his way, and then what do ya knowI saw him last night on a TV showHe was blowing it out, a-really knockin’ em deadPlayin’ rock and roll music through the horn in his head------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/the-purple-people-eater
Before I Go and Marry (1910) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-11 | (I Will Have a Talk With You)A popular song from 1910Words and music by Irving BerlinLyrics1. Jealous little maid was sadly cryingCrying ’cause her little heart was hurtTold her fellow there was no denyingShe saw him flirtFellow whispers, “Let your heart be cheeryWon’t you let me dry those tears away?Be your own sweet self and cuddle near meThere is something sweet I want to say”ChorusI may take a walk with DollyI may smile at pretty MayI may have a talk with MollyOr with Polly, or even FayI may flirt with charming CarrieAs another boy would doBut before I go and marryI will have a talk with you2. When I noticed something sweet in MollyThat’s the time I loved your baby smileWhen I saw how cute and neat was DollyI liked your styleFellows raved to me about a prize, dearMeaning Carrie’s pretty eyes of blueSo I went and gazed into her eyes, dearThat’s the day I fell in love with you-----------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/before-i-go-and-marry
Fiddle-Dee-Dee (1912) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-10 | A popular song from 1912Words and music by E. Ray Goetz and Irving BerlinLyrics1. Fiddler Joe from KokomoTook lessons on the piccoloAfter seven years or soHe could play a violinBeneath his whiskered chinHe’d tuck his violinAnd when you least expectedFiddler Joseph would beginChorusOn his fid-fid-fid-fid-fid-fid-fiddle-dee-dee!He played a melodyAs plain as plain could beNow he might have played that tuneOn his harp or his bassoonBut he played it on his fid-fid-fiddle-dee-dee!2. Joseph met a girl last SpringWho said, “Come up and bring a ring”Joseph had no ring to bringSo he brought his violinA cunning B flat grinHung from his whiskered chinAnd when the maiden shouted“Mister Fiddler Man, begin”--------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/fiddle-dee-dee
Look Out! Here Comes an American (1908) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-10 | A popular song from 1908Words by Junie McCreeMusic by Albert Von TilzerLyrics1. Soldier, soldier, returning home from warSweetheart filled with joy‘Waits her soldier boyBattle over, farewell to cannon’s roarFor he thinks of his love once moreTattered, torn, is his army uniformBandage ’round his headHeavy is his treadOne thing seems to fill his heart with cheerWhen his sweetheart’s voice rings clearChorus“Here comes an AmericanBrave country, brave the manWhere the children are born freeIn this land of libertyPeaceful he, while peace there beBut the spark of war once fanThen every nation will shout“Look out” “Look out”Here comes an American2. Years have passed since the soldier and his brideHad their union sealedWedding bells have pealedHappy they since the marriage knot was tiedNow a boy is their joy and prideJust like dad, he’s a military ladCountry first of allWaiting for her callWhen he’s old enough to march awayUncle Sam will proudly say--------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by Gerd Westendorp.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/look-out-here-comes-an-american
The Point of View Song (1954) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-09 | A popular song from 1954Words by Al StillmanMusic by Robert AllenLyrics1. No oyster cares for the winter timeAnd there’s a very good reasonHe’s happier in the summer timeWhen oysters R-n’t in seasonA turkey thinks of Thanksgiving dayAs particularly grimAnd he’s quite allergic to cranberry sauce‘Cause it’s generally served with himRefrainIt depends on de Point Of ViewDe particular Point Of ViewWhat you don’t or doAnd vice versa, tooIt depends on de Point Of View2. A goldfish lives in a house of glassYou know exactly what’s cookin’But then his outlook on life is suchAs not to worry who’s lookin’The biggest bill in your money clipSeems to have the best designAnd the pretty checks are the ones that you getNot the ones that you have to sign3. A winning tip to a man, of courseIs good beyond any questionA winning ticket to any horseDoes nothing for his digestionThe monkeys down in the monkey houseFind it hard to act their age‘Cause they’re makin’ jokes ’bout the curious folksWho inhabit the outer cageAnd when I held you tightIf it was wrong or rightAnd when you kissed me longIf it was right or wrongThe lovely time we hadIf it was good or badIt depends on de Point Of View---------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/the-point-of-view-song
Oh, What I Know About You (1909) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-09 | A popular song from 1909Words and music by Jos. H. McKeon, Harry M. Piano, W. Raymond Walker(with lyrics rewritten by an uncredited Irving Berlin)Lyrics1. Now Sweet Flo and JoeWith lights burning lowSat spooning as all lovers doHer wee sister RoseStood on her tip toesAnd eagerly kept peeping throughOh my, oh what blissShe soon heard them kissAs he gently called her “my dear”The very next dayWhen Flo came her wayShe whispered these words in her earChorusOh! what I know about youOh! what I know about youDon’t say you didn’t ’cause I overheardHonest to goodness, I won’t say a wordOh! what I know about youSomething that I wouldn’t doFar be it from meTo repeat what I seeBut, oh! what I know about you2. Next evening when JoeCalled ’round to see FloHe found little Rose all aloneIn her cunning wayHe soon heard her say“My sister said she’s not at home”Her face wore a grinShe said, “Please come in”Poor Joseph, oh my, what he sawThere sat pretty FloWith her other beauRose cried to her sister once more----------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/oh-what-i-know-about-you
She Was a Dear Little Girl (1909) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-08 | From the musical “The Boys and Betty”, 1909Words by Irving BerlinMusic by Ted SnyderLyrics1. Betsy Brown, a manicurist fairDropped in town, to get the city airMet the son of some millionaireWho had lots of time to spareSame old case of, “I remember you”Same old smile, and same old howdy-doSame old look of innocence trueIn her great big eyes so blueChorusShe was a dear little girlDearest of dear little girlsDear little eyes, dear little sizeDear little golden curlsShe murmured, “Dear, never fearI’ll always hold you dear”When she said so true“I’m fond of wine,” he knewShe was a dear, dear girl2. Soon he took Miss Betsy out to dineAnd they had the dearest little timeFor he bought the dearest of wineTill the pair were feeling fineTho’ it wasn’t altogether rightTo remark about her appetiteSeven waiters worked hard that nightServing what she called a biteChorusShe was a dear little girlDearest of dear little girlsDear little eyes, dear little sizeDear little golden curlsShe murmured, “Dear, never fearI’ll always hold you dear”To a check his penWas introduced, but thenShe was a dear, dear girl-------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/she-was-a-dear-little-girl
The Banquet in Misery Hall (1902) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-08 | A popular song from 1902Words by Arthur J. LambMusic by Harry Von TilzerLyrics1. The scene is a banquet where beauty and wealthHave gathered in splendid arrayBut silent and sad is a fair woman thereWhose young heart is pining awayA card is brought for her, she reads there a nameOf one that she loved long agoThen sadly she whispers, “Just say I’m not hereFor my story he never must know”RefrainThat night at the banquet in Misery HallShe reigned like a queen on a throneBut often the tears filled her beautiful eyesAs she dreamed of the love she had knownHer thoughts flowed along thro’ the laughter and songTo the days she could never recallAnd she longed to find rest on her dear mother’s breastAt the banquet in Misery Hall2. The time passes quickly and few in the throngHave noticed the one vacant chair‘Till out of the beautiful garden beyondA pistol shot rings on the airNow se in the moonlight, a handsome youth laysToo quickly his life doth departWhile kneeling beside him the woman he’d lovedFinds her picture is close to his heart---------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/the-banquet-in-misery-hall
Since You Went Away (1928) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-07 | A popular song from 1928Words by Reuben C. RiddickMusic by Lewis C. SmithLyrics1. Sweetie, I am writin’ youJust because I feel so blueAnd I just want you to knowSomehow I miss you soWhen you left you didn’t sayJust how long you’d stay awayThere’s a pain down in my heartWhy did we ever part?ChorusSince you went awayHow I’ve been missin’ youSince you went awayI feel so lonesome and blueCan’t make myself contented somehowLife doesn’t mean a thing to me nowSince you went awayI’ve drifted in despairSomehow I just don’t careWhat comes my wayIt’s awful hard, I findTo keep you off my mindSince you went away2. Everything is goin’ wrongAnd each day seems twice as longSweetie, can’t you see my tearsWhen lonely night appearsIn my heart I hope and yearnFor the day when you’ll returnIf you’d come back dear, I knowI’d never let you go----------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Felix Chaplin.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/since-you-went-away
Two Loves (1931) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-07 | (J’ai Deux Amours)A popular song from 1931American words by J. P. Murray and Barry TriversMusic by Vincent ScottoLyricsAll my life I yearned for loveAnd searched for happinessAnd I dreamed of someoneI could worship and caressThen one day love said to me, “I am yours”But I learned that when it rains, it poursRefrainTwo loves have I and they tear me apartTwo loves have I, both are in my heartOne is a flower and the other a flameTwo loves have I, but they’re not the sameWhen I’m in a gay mood‘Tis then my light love I craveThen again at timesMy other love can make me a slaveI can’t deny that to both, I am trueTwo loves have I, both of them are you-----------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/two-loves
Prudence (1915) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-07 | From “The Passing Show of 1915”Words by Arthur WimperisMusic by Herman FinckLyrics1. Little Prudence, from a babyWas collected, calm and coolAnd she showed how much there may beIn a name, whilst still at schoolFor she drew Miss Brown, the teacherIn her grammar with a beardBut befor Miss Brown could reach herBook and all had disappearedRefrainPrudence showed her prudence at a very early ageFor the teacher came and slapped her where she satBut her underware was linedWith the book they couldn’t findShe concealed a lot of prudence under that2. Though her parentage was shadyShe was lpretty as a peachAnd she grew up quite a ladyBut for cockney tricks of speechAnd we said, “At any rateShe’s simply topping otherwise”And forgot she dropped her aitchesWhen we saw her raise her eyesRefrainPrudence wasn’t prudent in a prudish sort of wayAnd her evening dresses knocked the Johnnies flatFor her bodice wasn’t lowBut she knew enough to showJust a little bit of prudence over that3. With admirers Pru was pleasantBut was prudent to the lastFor she always took a presentBut she never has a pastWhen she turned up at Romano’sWith the Honourable TomP’raps, the prodigals, Papa knowsWhere she got those jewels fromRefrainPrudence wasn’t prudent in a prudish sort of waySo, when he suggested supper at her flatDid she take offence? Oh, no!But she took her brother JoeSo, she showed a lot of prudence over that------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/prudence
Theyre Blaming the Charleston (1925) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-06 | A popular song from 1925Words and music by Irving BerlinLyricsGone are the times when they blamed all the crimesOn the old cafe’sThey used to blame everything you could nameOn the drinking daysDrinking is still in seasonBut there’s another reasonThings that are done that would make anyoneFeel ashamed today are blamed todayChorusUpon the CharlestonThey’re blaming the CharlestonWhat happens at night that isn’t quite rightIt’s blamed on the CharlestonAnd each reformer gets warmer and warmerWhen he discovers that the wife has goneWith his best friendHe blames it on the CharlestonThey tell us that the girls who dareTo do the CharlestonAre going to the Lord knows whereInstead of blaming the girls who need tamingWhen Mabel and Kate refuse to go straightIt’s blaming the CharlestonChorusUpon the CharlestonThey’re blaming the CharlestonWhenever a wife says this is the lifeIt’s blamed on the CharlestonThey love it so much that’s why they’re not home muchThose high-toned ladies from fifth AvenueWho think they’re wicked when they do the CharlestonThe ladies in the big revues all do the CharlestonIt helps to chase away the bluesThey shake a leg when those butter and egg menCome into the hall and if they should fallIt’s blamed on the Charleston------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/theyre-blaming-the-charleston
Learn To Sing a Love Song (1927) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-06 | From “The Ziegfeld Follies of 1927”Words and music by Irving BerlinLyricsThe world goes ’round to the soundOf a love songA melody for you and meIn ev’ry heart there’s a partOf a love song‘Twas ever so, ’twill ever beChorusLearn to sing a love songAnd you’ll remain forever youngLearn it in the springtimeWhen every song of love is sungTime will fly and bye and byeWhen dreary winter comes alongYou can sit by your firesideHumming an old love song-----------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/learn-to-sing-a-love-song
I Didnt Go Home At All (1909) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-05 | (I Heard the Clock Strike One A.M., One A.M., One A.M.)A popular song from 1909Words and music by Edgar Leslie and Irving BerlinLyrics1. Jack and May were newly-wed, a loving pair were theyUntil the other day, when Jack said to his May:“Tonight I have to talk some bus’ness with some bus’nessmenBut rest assured that I’ll return at ten”That night he left the flat, and simple wifey satUp with the cat for Jack who never cameThe day was dawning when he rambled home againAnd said: “My darling, please let me explain”:ChorusI heard the clock strikeOne A.M.One A.M.One A.M.It told me of my promise when I left you in the hallBefore I knew ’twasTwo A.M.Three A.M.Four A.M.But you know I promised to be home at tenSo I didn’t go home at all2. Jack remarked, “It’s eas’ly seen that I’m not all to blameMy explanation’s tame, it’s true tho’ just the sameMuch rather than disturb you from your slumber so divineI lingered just to pass away the timeAnd then again you see, I didn’t take the keyWhich proves that my intentions were the bestI even said a pray’r that you might not despairBesides I knew how much you needed rest”:3. Jack had been forgiven and the future seemed so brightUntil the other night, his May was not in sightShe went to see a sick friend but had promised to come backAt sixty minutes after nine, to JackAt sixty minutes past next morn she came at lastHer op’ning speech was “I’ve been with my friendBecause they said she’d die, I wanted to be nighAnd so I waited for the coming end”------------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/i-didnt-go-home-at-all
Any Old Port In A Storm (1908) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-05 | A popular song from 1908Words by Arthur J. LambMusic by Kerry MillsLyrics1. Out on the billows the good ship tossedBut a brave little craft was sheTho’ the thunder roared and the torrents pouredIn the pit of the angry seaAnd the captain stood on the surf-swept deckAnd he looked o’er the seething foamHe murmured, “We’re far from the harbor-barAnd far from the lights of homeBut e’en as he gazed, he cried“There’s land on the starboard sideShip ahoy! Ship ahoy!”RefrainAny old port in a storm ladsWhatever that port may beAnd thanks be given our Father in HeavenWho watches o’er you and meTho’, we’re far, far away from the land we seekWhere the heart of true love beats warmFor the shelter there, is a haven fairAny old port in a stormAny old port in a storm2. Close to the vessel the lifeboat rockedWith its cargo of souls insideBut the captain stood on the sinking deck“There is no room for me,” he cried“Do not wait my lads, pull away,” he saidAnd the life boat shot o’er the seaHe murmured low, “Tis my time to goAnother port waits for me”Then in the embrace of deathHe sang with his failing breath“Ship ahoy! Ship ahoy!”-----------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/any-old-port-in-a-storm
Canal Street Chant (1937) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-04 | A blues song from 1937Words and music by Spencer WilliamsLyricsHear them croon the old Canal Street ChantIn the land of dreamy scenesWhere love songs are sung in harmonyIt’s the Heart of New OrleansWhen they hum that melody entrancin’Blues just seems to fade awayEvery night is young and love is freeWhere the moonbeams softly playEvery Creole Dandy with his Creole MandyMakes you live again the Mardi GrasWith their patois anthemWhen they patios chant themAnd they sure can Chantez la BasYou will croon the old Canal Street ChantIf you’ve got a soul you’ll singWhere love songs are sung in harmonyDown where music’s everythingInterludeIf you want to see sights beyond compareHear a melody waft the perfumed airCome on down to a townWhere new thrills are to be foundIn my happy huntin’ ground----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/canal-street-chant
I Want a Good Man and I Want Him Bad (1928) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-04 | (And I Want Him Bad)A novelty song from 1928Words and music by Herb Magidson, Michael H. Cleary and Spencer WilliamsLyrics1. Gee I’m awful lonesome,I need company,‘Cause I’ve turned my sweetie down,For he’s been cheatin’ on meNow I’m by my ownsome,An’ I’m thinkin’ ofLookin’ round for a new sweetieI want somebody to loveChorusWon’t somebody hear my plea?I’ll be sweet as I can beI want a good man and I want him badIf you crave endearing charms,I can fill your empty armsI want a good man and I want him badTo take a chance in love’s romance,Now that’s right where I shineFor love indeed is what I need,Affection is my lineHear my plea, for goodness sake,Won’t someone give me a break?I want a good man and I want him bad2. Won’t somebody take me?I need lots of loveI’m just longin’ for someoneTo be my sweet turtle doveWon’t somebody make meHappy all the while?I’m just wishin’ for somebodyWho wants a sweet angel childChorusIf you’re poor or if you’re rich,Strong or weak, I don’t care whichI want a good man and I want him badIf you’re hot or if you’re cold,I don’t care if you’re young or old,I want a good man and I want him badNow look at me and you will seeI’m very very real!Don’t have the dough of Clara Bow,But lots more neck appeal!Now’s your chance, men, hear me sayThis may be your lucky dayI want a good man and I want him badChorusLovin’ arms a-holdin’ tightThat’s the time I feel just rightI want a good man and I want him badParlor lights away down lowThat’s when I’m no EskimoI want a good man and I want him badSay I still own a country homeAway from noise and fussA perfect nest, a place to restThe rest is up to usHere I am, make up your mindGirls like me are hard to findI want a good man and I want him bad----------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/i-want-a-good-man
The Oregon Trail (1935) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-03 | A western Americana song from 1935Words by Billy HillMusic by Peter De RoseLyrics1. An open range aheadA blanket for a bedA friendly fire while lonely coyotes wailWith wheels that slowly creakOf Home, Sweet Home they speakThat’s life on the Oregon TrailChorusWagon train a-windin’ cross the prairieRollin’ onward through the storm and galeT’ward the land of dreams trudge the old ox teamsDown the Oregon TrailThrough the night the Lord is in the saddleRidin’ herd beneath a moon so paleWatchin’ o’er each stray till the break of dayDown the Oregon TrailThere’ll be apples on each branch in OregonThere’ll be valleys filled with golden grainThere’ll be cattle on each ranch in OregonFor there’ll be plenty sun and rainHurry up, Old Pioneer, keep movin’Your faithful little band must never fail‘Cross the Great Divide side by side we’ll rideDown the Oregon TrailDown the Oregon Trail2. A smoke cloud in the skiesA savage drum repliesThere’s danger on the road to OregonThru herds of buffalo‘Neath mountains topped with snowWe sing as we’re travelin’ on-------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/the-oregon-trail
Beneath The Palms Of Paradise (1903) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-03 | From the popular opera “The Fisher Maiden”, 1903Words by Arthur J. LambMusic by Harry Von TilzerLyrics1. Beneath the palms of ParadiseHow sweet our love would seemYet, e’en as in the sunset skiesThe wealth of golden color diesSo died love’s golden dreamBut when heart answered heart with sighsWhen eyes in silence answered eyesLife seemed like joy without alloyBeneath the palms of ParadiseRefrainO! come with me, across the seaMy heart and soul’s most precious prizeAnd tho’ in vain, love once againBeneath the palms of ParadiseO! come with me, across the seaMy heart and soul’s most precious prizeAnd tho’ in vain, love once againBeneath the palms of ParadiseAnd tho’ in vain, love once againBeneath the palms of Paradise2. Beneath the palms of ParadiseIn dreams I linger yetMy heart is sad, the night is longBut still in woos with magic songAnd vows he’ll ne’er forgetIn dreams those visions fond ariseAnd happy tears bedim my eyesFor love’s sweet sake my heart could breakBeneath the palms of Paradise--------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/beneath-the-palms-of-paradise
Moon Over Napoli (1934) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-02 | From the musical “More Cheers”, 1934Words and music by Irving BerlinLyricsMoon over NapoliI am thinking of the night I spent so happilyWhen a dark-eyed maid invited meTo “See Naples and die”Moon over NapoliI am thinking of the day she said farewell to meAnd I see her as my ship went out to seaWaving goodbyeThat she’d be ever trueWas her solemn vowStill I am wondering who is kissing her nowMoon over NapoliDoes that dark-eyed signorina ever think of meDoes she know that once again I longTo “See Naples and die”------------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/moon-over-napoli
All She Gets From the Iceman Is Ice (1907) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-02 | A popular song from 1907Words by Arthur J. LambMusic by Alfred SolmanLyrics1. One fine day the sun was shining hotJane was standing on the corner lotSaw the iceman slowly going byAs he looked he winked his eyeAfter that in any kind of weatherHe and Jane would always be togetherTill one night he called her his divinityAlso his affinityRefrainThe iceman is a nice manBut just one thing is sureThere’s something in his bus’nessThat affects his temperature, OhLove is such a funny thingFor she found out, once or twiceAll she can get from the icemanIs ice, ice, ice2. So, one day when merry birds did singThey were married, bells went ding-a-lingFor his rent he didn’t have the priceSo he gave the landlord iceFolks who love may call each other “honey”But you can’t get on without the moneyThen tho’ married life at first was very sweetStill the Iceman got cold feet3. Well, in time she had to go to courtHe left her, she sued for non-supportCourt said, “Mister Iceman, listen thenEvery week you’ll hand her ten”Time’s gone by and tho’ she hates to say itAlimony he don’t ever pay itSo at last she acted on a friend’s adviceAnd she takes it out in ice-------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Vancha March.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/all-she-gets-from-the-iceman-is-ice
The Prisoner’s Song (1924) Sheet Music Singer 2024-06-01 | A popular ballad from 1924Words and music by Guy MasseyLyrics1. Oh, I wish I had someone to love meSomeone to call me their ownOh, I wish I had someone to live with‘Cause I’m tired of livin’ alone2. Oh, please meet me tonight in the moonlightPlease meet me tonight all aloneFor I have a sad story to tell youIt’s a story that’s never been told3. I’ll be carried to the new jail tomorrowLeavin’ my poor darlin’ aloneWith the cold prison bars all around meAnd my head on a pillow of stone4. Now I have a grand ship on the oceanAll mounted with silver and goldAnd before my poor darlin’ would sufferOh, that ship would be anchored and sold5. Now if I had wings like an angelOver these prison walls I would flyAnd I’d fly to the arms of my poor darlin’And there I’d be willin’ to die---------------------------------------------------------------Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.Get the sheet music and MIDI at:sheetmusicsinger.com/the-prisoners-song
