Call Around Again 1914 'The Débutante

James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 07 Jan 2004

When a fellow comes proposing,
Never let him find you out;
Keep him guessing, and in closing
leave your answer still in doubt.
Don't accept him, don't refuse him,
you can use him by and by;
and when you fear that you may lose him,
Then let this be your reply:

Call around again,
Oh won't you call around again?
Why don't you?
Faint heart never won fair lady!
Some day you will win me maybe;
Call around again,
I hope you'll
call around again: Please do!
And I'll break it to you gently
if I've anything to say to you.

Call around again,
Oh won't you call around again?
Why don't you?
Faint heart never won fair lady!
Some day you will win me maybe;
Call around again,
I hope you'll
call around again: Please do!
And I'll break it to you gently
if I've anything to say to you.

Hope's eternal in a lover,
He's encouraged by a glance,
near your doorstep he will hover
when he thinks that there's a chance.
When he says he'll be a brother,
murmur softly: "I'm so glad!"
And then assure him there's no other,
and for consolation add:

Call around again,
Oh won't you call around again?
Why don't you?
Faint heart never won fair lady!
Some day you will win me maybe;
Call around again,
I hope you'll
call around again: Please do!
And I'll break it to you gently
if I've anything to say to you.

Call around again,
Oh won't you call around again?
Why don't you?
Faint heart never won fair lady!
Some day you will win me maybe;
Call around again,
I hope you'll
call around again: Please do!
And I'll break it to you gently
if I've anything to say to you.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Call Around Again 1914
Lyrics by Robert B. Smith
Music by Victor Herbert
copyright 1914 by G. Schirmer
sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Thursday 08 January 2004 at 09.54
in association with Doug Grierson
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John C. Fisher Presents Miss Hazel Dawn
in The Debutante. A Musical Comedy in Two Acts.
Book by Harry B. Smith. Lyrics by Robert B. Smith.
Music by Victor Herbert.
Robert B. Smith Victor Herbert Publication: New York:
G. Schirmer, 1914.
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