Come After Breakfast 1909

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 10 June 2010
2010

Old Jasper Green,
the deacon of a church
down South Car'line,
He had a way of vis'ting folks
along 'bout eating time.
The other day while on the street
He met Aunt Mandy Lou,
and said: "Some time tomorrow
I'm gwine to call on you."
She said: "Call round most any day
it makes no difference,
But these few words
I've got to say
right here in self defence."

Come after breakfast,
bring 'long your lunch
and leave 'fore supper time.
If you do that
I'm positive that
I will treat you fine;
For ev'rybody's welcome at my house
whether in rain or shine,
If they come after breakfast
bring 'long their lunch
and leave 'fore supper time.

Come after breakfast,
bring 'long your lunch
and leave 'fore supper time.
If you do that
I'm positive that
I will treat you fine;
For ev'rybody's welcome at my house
whether in rain or shine,
If they come after breakfast
bring 'long their lunch
and leave 'fore supper time.

The women's Christian temp'rance union
met last Tuesday night,
Aunt Mandy said
if she could join
that she'd feel out of sight.
They wrote Aunt Mandy telling her
that: "We accept your hand,
We also think a meeting now
at your house would be grand."
Aunt Mandy said: "You're just as welcome
as the flow'rs in May.
But as the food is so high now
these words I'm forced to say."

Come after breakfast,
bring 'long your lunch
and leave 'fore supper time.
If you do that
I'm positive that
I will treat you fine;
For ev'rybody's welcome at my house
whether in rain or shine,
If they come after breakfast
bring 'long their lunch
and leave 'fore supper time.

Come after breakfast,
bring 'long your lunch
and leave 'fore supper time.
If you do that
I'm positive that
I will treat you fine;
For ev'rybody's welcome at my house
whether in rain or shine,
If they come after breakfast
bring 'long their lunch
and leave 'fore supper time.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Come After Breakfast 1909
introduced by S. H. Dudley in
"his Honour The Barber"
by Brymn, Smith & Burris
© MCMIX by Jos.W.Stern & Co.
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Thursday 10 June 2010 at 09.17
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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