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Music byJIMMIE V. MONACO
I Want To Be There
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Words byGRANT CLARKE
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Character Songs You'll Enjoy Singing!
JOHNSON-GOETZ-GOTTLER
AI JolsOlfs side. splitting hit, as sung in"Dancing Around~'
I'm Glad My Wife's In Europe• • CHORUS
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1'. I'm glad my wife's in E~-rofe,'ca~e ca~t get back, she can't get back,While lin e~t-ing lamb and peas, she eats be~nswith the r~ -fu-gees. The
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Ive Loved You Since YouWere A Baby• • CHORUS Me. OARTHY- PlANTADOSI
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if you loveta.ke her back---T..lke her back,------. I
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Sung with great Success by Bernard GIa~ville.
Take Her Back If You Love Her• • CHOR~ BRYAN -F~
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Successor to"Isle D'Amour "alld just as pretty
Beautiful Roses• Tempo diValse OARROLL - FRIEDLAND
The latest Hit by the composers of "You made me love you."
Why Don't They Do It Now?• CHORUS Me. OARTHY-MONAOO
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AI Jolson's rip .roaring Comedy Hit, sung in the Winter'Garden
Dancing The Blues AwayI
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Me. OARTHY- JOHNSON- FISHER
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No one's home, you leet me all a _ lone; There's no harm in
If your dealer does not have them, order direct, 15 cents each.Published and Copyrighted by LEO, FEIST, Inc., Feist Building, 231-235 W40t!J, St.,New York. A.35.
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There'd be no war todayIf mothers all would say
"I didn't raise my boyTo be a soldier·!"
Here's the first anti-war song. A "made in Am.:rica"hit. It's the soni you've been waiting for. It's not thesong of Militarism-it's a Mother's big-hearted appeal forthe life of her boy; }'es. and for the life of ev.rJ mother's"pride and joy."
"I Didn't Raise My Boy To Be a Soldier" is a grip·p1ng, powerful message for eternal Peace.
It bids fair to far outstrip "Tipperary"III popularity.
By Alfred Bryan and AI Piantadosi.
"I Didn't Raise My BoyTo Be a Soldier"
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Other Popular "FEIST" Songs i"When You Wore a Tulip and I' Wore a Big Red "One Idea About the Girls." Eddie Morton's big hit.
Rose." The song with the melody you can't lorget, "Yiddish Wedding Jubilee." Sung by Fannie Brice."The Violin My Great Grand-Daddy Made." "Why Don't They Do It Now'" By McCarthy & Monaco."Bum Diddle-de-um Dum, That's It," Great Novelty. "I've Loved You Since You Were a Baby" and "Thel"I'm Glad My Wife's in Europe." Sung by Al Jolson Game of Love." By writers oi"That's How I Need You."
in "Dancing Arouncl," at the Winter Garden, "The Aba Daba Honeymoon." Ruth Roye's big success."Dancing the Blues Away." Sung by Emma Caruso "Beautiful Roses," Song and Hesitation Waltz."Why Not Sing Wearin' of the Green'" Blanche Ring's "You're Here and I'm Here." SOUl<" and oue-step.
new hit. "There's a Little Spark of Love Still Burning."SPECIAl. NOTE: You should E'f all thu. SO"II"S from your d'al'r. Pl,as, do so. If you ca,,'t. und us six Zc
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Let Joe McCany and Fred Fischer take you on thepleasantest trip in many a day-To Tokio.
See the little sweetheart, .. Ho,Yo-San," across the seabeneath die bamboo tree, sitting on a Jap-a-(k)nee.
There have been many quaint Japanese songs writtenbefore, but never one so 200d as "I Want to Go to Tokio."
Here's how good a son2 "Tokio" is: You sing it onceat a party or "song-fest"- it is good for all nirht, "IWant to Go to Tokio" is that Eood!
"I sing a-higb a-lee a-low"-which bedns and ends thechorus - is a catchy bit of irresistible, tuneful, Orientalmelody.
"I Want to Go toTokio"
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