Dear Little Girly Girly 1899

James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 11 Oct 2004

Most ev'ry fellow tells about
a little girly girly
of how he loves, he'll never doubt,
with teeth so white and pearly,
Then somebody writes a song about
a girl who never frowns,
and they pick the chorus up
and sing it all around the town.

My dear little girly, girly
your hair is so nice and curly,
and every morning early
I go my girl to see,
my heart is goes whirly, whirly,
every thing's hurly, burly
without you girly, girly,
what would this wide world be.

My dear little girly, girly
your hair is so nice and curly,
and every morning early
I go my girl to see,
my heart is goes whirly, whirly,
every thing's hurly, burly
without you girly, girly,
what would this wide world be.

They tell of how she's full of fun
this little girly girly
of how she smiles on everyone
while other girls are surly.
For every fellow thinks his girl
is fifty times as fair,
as any other girl,
it's girly girly everywhere.

My dear little girly, girly
your hair is so nice and curly,
and every morning early
I go my girl to see,
my heart is goes whirly, whirly,
every thing's hurly, burly
without you girly, girly,
what would this wide world be.

My dear little girly, girly
your hair is so nice and curly,
and every morning early
I go my girl to see,
my heart is goes whirly, whirly,
every thing's hurly, burly
without you girly, girly,
what would this wide world be.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Dear Little Girly Girly 1899
Words & Music by Geo. M. Cohan
© 1899 by Weber, Fields & Stromberg 44 West 29th St. N.Y.
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Monday 11 October 2004 at 15.21
in association with Doug Grierson
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