A Dream Of Orange Blossoms 1922 'Orange Blossoms'

James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 16 Feb 2004

[Men:] We are all in love with you,
[Kitty:] You had better run along and play,
[Men:] You are sweet as morning dew!
[Kitty:] I won't listen to a word you say!
[Men:] Kitty darling, please be fair with us
[Kitty:] You are just a pack of flirts!
[Men:] We are after you, you dear!
[Kitty:] You are after anything in skirts!
[Men:] Don't you like the way we play
[Kitty:] I think you all should marry
[Men:] That's a blow you know
[Kitty:] But this is so,
in ev'ry girlie's heart,
there is a dream, a golden dream,
of Orange Blossom,
She always longs to start,
upon her way with that bouquet
of Orange Blossoms,
So until her fav'rite Romeo
falls a victim to her art,
there'll always be a dream
of Orange Blossoms in her heart.

In ev'ry girlie's heart,
there is a dream, a golden dream,
of Orange Blossom,
She always longs to start,
upon her way with that bouquet
of Orange Blossoms,
So until her fav'rite Romeo
falls a victim to her art,
there'll always be a dream
of Orange Blossoms in her heart.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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A Dream Of Orange Blossoms 1922
Lyrics by B.G. de Sylva
Music by Victor Herbert
copyright MCMXXII by Harms Inc. N.Y.
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Monday 16 February 2004 at 17.33
in association with Doug Grierson
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Edward Royce Presents - "Orange Blossoms." -  Fulton Theatre.
Book by Fred de Gresac. Music by Victor Herbert.
Lyrics by B.G. de Sylva
A Dream of Orange Blossoms (Kitty and Men).
Victor Herbert - B. G. de Sylva Publication: New York: Harms, 1922.
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