Bring Me A Rose.

Seq - Dr. J.Pitt-Payne. Kar - Bunty Pritchard Jones. Feb 2001.

When I wander in my garden,
each little flow'r I see;

Sunshine makes them, ev'ry one, shine,
and nod their heads to me;

There are pansies and pinks,
there's a daisy that winks,
at a violet under the wall;

Each is fair in a way,
you can choose which you may,
But for me there's a Queen of them all!

I'm so tired of violets,
take them all away,

Lilies are frail,
and a trifle pale,
while the tulip's much too gay.

Just one blossom I adore,
Fairest flow'r that grows,

If my heart you would win,
and you want to begin,
Bring Me A Rose!

I've seen ev'ry baby blossom,
tuck'd in its nice warm bed,

Glowing, ev'ry colour showing,
purple and green and red,

There are dahlias and stocks,
there are tall hollyhocks,
there's a peony blushing and fair,

All are charming I know,
but where ever I go,
there is one that's beyond all compare!

I'm so tired of violets,
take them all away,

Lilies are frail,
and a trifle pale,
while the tulip's much too gay.

Just one blossom I adore,
Fairest flow'r that grows,

If my heart you would win,
and you want to begin,
Bring Me A Rose!

Soft karaoke
Words
flute - lyric
synth brass 2
tuba
synth strings 1
Bring Me A Rose 1909 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 18 Feb 2001

Bring Me A Rose 1909 orch seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 18 Feb 2001
Music by Lionel Monckton
lyrics by Arthur Wimperis
and
Lionel Monckton
from 'The Arcadians'
The Edwardian Hit Show of 1909
score and sequence by Dr. Pitt-Payne 18 Feb 2001
karaoke by Bunty Pritchard Jones
Research by Doug Grierson