Poppy - Two Make A Home 1923

by James Pitt-Payne for Todd Robbins - 7 August 2011
2011

Please tell me,
all your shyness quelling,
the kind of dwelling
you'd like to own.
The very thought
sets me a tingle!
It must be shingle
not made of stone.
In white paint so neat
it's just off the street,
beneath trees
the breeze swelling.
This is the most delightful lecture
On architecture!
My dream I'm telling!

Dreams of a dear little home
white walls,
and floor painted chrone
Maple chairs mahogany too,
Shady porch to look at the view!
Bees making sweet honey comb,
Garden to dig in the loam.
If one is rather lonely
there is room
for one more only,
Two make a home!

Dreams of a dear little home
white walls,
and floor painted chrone
Maple chairs mahogany too,
Shady porch to look at the view!
Bees making sweet honey comb,
Garden to dig in the loam.
If one is rather lonely
there is room
for one more only,
Two make a home!

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Poppy - Two Make A Home 1923
Music by Stephen Jones & Arthur Samuels
Lyrics by Dorothy Donnelly
© 1923 by Harms Inc. N.Y.
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sequenced for Todd Robbins by James Pitt-Payne
on Sunday 7 August 2011 at 11.24
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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