Before I Go And Marry 1910

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 13 Dec 2006
2006

Jealous little maid was sadly crying,
Crying 'cause her litttle heart was hurt,
told her fellow there was no denying,
she saw him flirt,
fellow whispers: "Let your heart be cheery,
won't you let me dry those tears away?"
Be your own sweet self and cuddle near me,
there is something sweet I want to say.

I may take a walk with Dolly,
I may smile at pretty May,
I may have a talk with Molly,
or with Polly,
or even Fay.
I may flirt with charming Carrie,
as another boy would do;
but before I go and marry,
I will have a talk with you.

I may take a walk with Dolly,
I may smile at pretty May,
I may have a talk with Molly,
or with Polly,
or even Fay.
I may flirt with charming Carrie,
as another boy would do;
but before I go and marry,
I will have a talk with you.

When I noticed something sweet in Molly,
That's the time I loved your baby smile;
when I saw how cute and neat was Dolly,
I liked your style.
Fellows raved to me about a prize, dear,
meaning Carrie's pretty eyes of blue,
so I went and gazed into her eyes, dear,
that's the day I fell in love with you.

I may take a walk with Dolly,
I may smile at pretty May,
I may have a talk with Molly,
or with Polly,
or even Fay.
I may flirt with charming Carrie,
as another boy would do;
but before I go and marry,
I will have a talk with you.

I may take a walk with Dolly,
I may smile at pretty May,
I may have a talk with Molly,
or with Polly,
or even Fay.
I may flirt with charming Carrie,
as another boy would do;
but before I go and marry,
I will have a talk with you.

Soft karaoke
Words
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Before I Go And Marry 1910
Words & Music by Irving Berlin
© 1910 by Ted Snyder Co.Inc.  N.Y.
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Wednesday 13 December 2006 at 12.12pm
in association with Doug Grierson
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