My Little Baby 1897 09 The Belle Of New York

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 15 Aug 2002

[Ichabod:] Pretty girl
my fancy turns to you,
Listen and I'll tell you what I'll do.
I'll kiss you more than twice,
and if you think it nice,
Unto those kisses I will add a few
That's what I'll do.
My dear to you.

Lay your little golden head
on my left shoulder,
Darling I would have you grow a trifle bolder.
Oh, you pretty posy,
Ain't we getting cosy,
My little baby,
You're as sweet as roses
when they bloom on Junedays,
You're as sweet as sunlight is
on Summer noondays,
I will never lose you
I'll kiss you till I bruise you
My little baby.

Pretty girl
they've made you very sweet,
You'd create excitement in the street,
You've made a hit with me
and now if you'll agree
Our lips in osculation soon shall meet.
If I entreat
Will you be sweet?

Lay your little golden head
on my left shoulder,
Darling I would have you grow a trifle bolder.
Oh, you pretty posy,
Ain't we getting cosy,
My little baby,
You're as sweet as roses
when they bloom on Junedays,
You're as sweet as sunlight is
on Summer noondays,
I will never lose you
I'll kiss you till I bruise you
My little baby.

Soft karaoke
Words
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fr hrn 60
brass 75
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BONY09 1897 My Little Baby
Music by Gustave Kerker
Lyrics by Hugh Morton
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
in association with Doug Grierson
on Thursday 15 August 2002 at 12.45
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The Belle of New York 1897
No. 9 - Song (Ichabod)
'My Little Baby'
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