When We Are Married 1897 16 The Belle of New York

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 25 Aug 2002

[Fifi:] When we are married
[Harry:] Why, what will you do?
[Fifi:] I'll be as sweet
as I can be to you.
I will be tender and
I will be true
when I am married,
Sweetheart, to you.

[Harry:] Love is not all, dear,
that poets may say,
Often it lasts but a year and a day,
Often the day, love,
without any year,
Love is not all it's crack'd up to be, dear.

[Fifi:] I only know, love,
what our love will be,
I will love you, love
and you will love me;
Not for a year, love,
and not for a day,
I will love you, love,
for ever and aye.
When we are married,
[Harry:] Why, what will you do?
[Fifi:] I'll be as sweet,
as I can be to you,
[Both:] I will be tender
and I will be true.
When I am married,
Sweetheart, to you.

Soft karaoke
Words
str 25
str 50
str 110
fr hrn 60
brass 75
flute
celeste
bassoon
fiddle
piano t clef
piano b clef
pizz str
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BONY16 1897 When We Are Married
Music by Gustave Kerker
Lyrics by Hugh Morton
copyright 1897 by Ascherberg, Hopwood and Crew Ltd.
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Sunday 25 August 2002 at 21.29
in association with Doug Grierson
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The Belle of New York 1897
No. 16 - Duet (Fifi and Harry)
'When We Are Married'
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