At The Pan-I-Marry-Can 1901

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 15 Feb 2009
2009

At The Exposition many sights you'll see,
Yes! at the PanIMarryCan
Such fun they never had at gay Paree,
Yes! at the PanIMarryCan;
The Duke and Count will be looking for a wife,
Yes! at the PanIMarryCan;
The girls they say
here's the chance of all my life
Yes! at the PanIMarryCan.

At the PanIMarryCan
IMarryCan
To the PanIMarryCan I'll go.
And I feel just like a loon
ev'ry time I hear this tune:
"Put me off at Buffalo."
I'm longing for some real excitement,
and I like the Oriental plan,
Put me off or put me wise,
I'll be making GooGoo eyes
at the PanIMarryCan

There's lots of men
will leave their wives at home,
But at the PanIMarryCan,
and some may be left
way across the foam.
while at the PanIMarryCan;
the country girl will bring her Uncle John,
While at the PanIMarryCan;
You all know her,
I don't have to put you on
while at the PanIMarryCan.

At the PanIMarryCan
IMarryCan,
at the PanIMarryCan I know
I'll be feeling more than gay,
when the band begins to play:
"Put me off at Buffalo."
They tell me at the exposition
to look out for the bunco man
when they put me off the train
I'll be singing this refrain
at the PanIMarryCan

At the PanIMarryCan
IMarryCan,
at the PanIMarryCan I know
I'll be feeling more than gay,
when the band begins to play:
"Put me off at Buffalo."
They tell me at the exposition
to look out for the bunco man
when they put me off the train
I'll be singing this refrain
at the PanIMarryCan..

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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At The Pan-I-Marry-Can 1901
Music by John Dillon
Lyrics by John Dillon
© MCMI by M.Witmark & Son
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Saturday 15 February 2009 at 10.30
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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