Finale.

Seq - Dr. J.Pitt-Payne. Kar - Bunty Pritchard Jones. May 2001.

On my heart I am wearing your photo,
because my heart, dear,
is your heart in toto.

And so I hold you pressed,
upon my longing breast.

But I'll give you this slight intimation;
Altho' your photo's a fair illustration,

of tender lips I have known,
and the love that's my own,

still at heart it's a chilly imitation:
I think you'd better hurry home.

Ev'ry night I hear her sing,
"Tweet! Tweet!"
in tones so soft and true,

Then hesitate until her mate,
says "Rackety Coo! Coo, coo, coo!"

Then again she'll answer,
"Tweet, Tweet, Tweet!"
whenever I am blue,

and hear another answer:
"Rackety Coo, Coo,

Rackety Coo!"
And know that Racky coo means you!

Ev'ry night I hear her sing,
"Tweet! Tweet!"
in tones so soft and true,

Then hesitate until her mate,
says "Rackety Coo! Coo, coo, coo!"

Then again she'll answer,
"Tweet, Tweet, Tweet!"
whenever I am blue,

and hear another answer:
"Rackety Coo, Coo,

Rackety Coo!"
And know that Racky coo means you!

Soft karaoke
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Katinka188 Finale Act 3 1915 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 17 May 2001

Katinka188 Finale Act 3 1915 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 17 May 2001
Katinka188 Finale Act 3 1915
Music by Rudolf Friml
Lyrics by Otto Hauerbach
Copyright 1915 by G. Schirmer, Inc.
Sequenced by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 17 May 2001
in association with Doug Grierson
Karaoke by Bunty Pritchard Jones
So we come to the end of 'Katinka'
one of the 33 musical plays of Rudolf Friml
his style never really changed and although we
remember him now for 'The Firefly' - 1912 and 'Rosemarie'
- 1924 - his style remained much the same as he aged
for the Hollywood scene in the thirties.
He was well over 90 when he died in 1972.