Ah! Eh? Oh! 1907

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 22 Jun 2009
2009

My Dears, do what you will
there isn't any keeping
men out of mischief till
they're safe in bed and sleeping.
For instance, Mr. Brown
was met by Mrs. Harris
along (said she) with Mrs. B
Last Thursday here in Paris.

That's odd, very very odd
very very odd
very very odd
I thought she hadn't gone away
I met her in the Row that day
Say!
was she dark and rather stout
said Mrs. H: "Oh no,"
She was slim and fair!
said I well there Ah! Eh? Oh!

The other day I took
a trip across the channel,
I love the sea I look
my best in serge or flannel.
The skipper said we'll get
some weather I've a notion
you're looking pale!
I clutched the rail and said:
"I like the motion!"

'Twas odd
very very odd
very very odd
very very odd
Altho' I said I felt alright
I must admit I didn't quite
Then someone brought a tray and said
You're game for tea, I know
Two lumps or three? said I what me?
Ah! Eh? Oh!

'Twas odd
very very odd
very very odd
very very odd
Altho' I said I felt alright
I must admit I didn't quite
Then someone brought a tray and said
You're game for tea, I know
Two lumps or three? said I what me?
Ah! Eh? Oh!

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Ah! Eh? Oh! 1907
by Arthur Wimperis & Walter Davidson
© MCMVII by Harry von Tilzer Mus.Pub.Co. - New York
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Monday 22 June 2009 at 15.23
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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