Always Take A Girl Named Daisy 1913

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 8 Jul 2009
2009

Handsome Harry,
handsome Harry Thomas
he was sued, yes,
sued for breach of promise
He took Mary walking through the dell
and said: "Now don't you dare to tell."
Mary went right home
and told her mother,
Ma told Pa and Pa then told her brother,
Brother told the preacher
and the preacher went
and tolled a wedding bell.

Never take a walk with Mary
Never take a walk with Sue
Never take a walk with Maud or Corrie
That's the kind of girl
you'll have to marry,
if you take a girl out walking,
down a little shady dell,
Always take a girl named Daisy
'Cause daisies won't tell.

Never take a walk with Mary
Never take a walk with Sue
Never take a walk with Maud or Corrie
That's the kind of girl
you'll have to marry,
if you take a girl out walking,
down a little shady dell,
Always take a girl named Daisy
'Cause daisies won't tell.

Harry's married life was pure and simple,
till he met a girlie with a dimple
she said: "Dear, I'm not acquainted here
I just came down from Beaver Fall,"
Harry wink and said
Why silk and satin,
to this girl would be like Greek and Latin,
Harry felt like fainting
when he missed his little dollar Ingersol.

Never take a walk with Mary
Never take a walk with Sue
Never take a walk with Maud or Corrie
That's the kind of girl
you'll have to marry,
if you take a girl out walking,
down a little shady dell,
Always take a girl named Daisy
'Cause daisies won't tell.

Never take a walk with Mary
Never take a walk with Sue
Never take a walk with Maud or Corrie
That's the kind of girl
you'll have to marry,
if you take a girl out walking,
down a little shady dell,
Always take a girl named Daisy
'Cause daisies won't tell.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Always Take A Girl Named Daisy 1913
Music by Geo.W.Meyer
Lyrics by Alfred Bryan & Sam M.Lewis
© MCMXIII by Geo.W.Meyer Music Co. - New York
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Wednesday 8 July 2009 at 18.07
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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