Dear Old Pals 1919

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 24 Mar 2003

I sit and ponder
the whole day long
wishing that I could see,
my mother and dad
the best pals I had,
they're waiting patiently,
I'll tell the world
that I love them so,
and soon I'll be back there I know.

Nobody knows how I miss you,
Dear old pals,
Nobody knows how I love you,
Dear old pals.
When nights are dreary
and I sit alone,
my thoughts are weary
they drift 'ward my home,
'cause nobody knows how I miss you
Dear old pals.

Nobody knows how I miss you,
Dear old pals,
Nobody knows how I love you,
Dear old pals.
When nights are dreary
and I sit alone,
my thoughts are weary
they drift 'ward my home,
'cause nobody knows how I miss you
Dear old pals.

Gee but I'm lonesome
and feel so blue,
thousands of miles from home,
I wish I were back,
to the oldfashioned shack
why did I ever roam,
my pals are waiting for me I know
I'm sorry for I love them so.

Nobody knows how I miss you,
Dear old pals,
Nobody knows how I love you,
Dear old pals.
When nights are dreary
and I sit alone,
my thoughts are weary
they drift 'ward my home,
'cause nobody knows how I miss you
Dear old pals.

Nobody knows how I miss you,
Dear old pals,
Nobody knows how I love you,
Dear old pals.
When nights are dreary
and I sit alone,
my thoughts are weary
they drift 'ward my home,
'cause nobody knows how I miss you
Dear old pals.

Soft karaoke
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Dear Old Pals 1919
by Eddie Dorr and Lew Porter
copyright MCMXIX by Meyer Cohen Pub. Co. Inc.  N.Y.C.
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Monday 24th March 2003 at 08.50
in association with Doug Grierson
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Endorsed by President Wilson and described on the cover
as a musical masterpiece with scenes from
'Friendly Enemies' - A H. Wood's Big Success
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