Don't Forget the Salvation Army 1919

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 16 Mar 2005

Pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters,
hear them ring.
Oh what joy and of what bliss
those coins can bring
for now our boys are landing
at our shores ev'ry day
this is what you're bound to hear then say:

Don't forget the Salvation Army,
always remember my doughnut girl
she brought them doughnuts and coffee
just like an Angel, she was their best pal,
as brave as a lion but meek as a lamb,
she carried on beside the sons of Uncle Sam,
so don't forget the Salvation Army,
remember my doughnut girl.

Don't forget the Salvation Army,
always remember my doughnut girl
she brought them doughnuts and coffee
just like an Angel, she was their best pal,
as brave as a lion but meek as a lamb,
she carried on beside the sons of Uncle Sam,
so don't forget the Salvation Army,
remember my doughnut girl.

Glory, Hallelujah,
you will hear them shout,
helping any stranger
who is down and out,
humanity uplifting
in their most cheerful way
is it any wonder that we say?

Don't forget the Salvation Army,
always remember my doughnut girl
she brought them doughnuts and coffee
just like an Angel, she was their best pal,
as brave as a lion but meek as a lamb,
she carried on beside the sons of Uncle Sam,
so don't forget the Salvation Army,
remember my doughnut girl.

Don't forget the Salvation Army,
always remember my doughnut girl
she brought them doughnuts and coffee
just like an Angel, she was their best pal,
as brave as a lion but meek as a lamb,
she carried on beside the sons of Uncle Sam,
so don't forget the Salvation Army,
remember my doughnut girl.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Don't Forget the Salvation Army 1919
Words by Elmore Leffingwell and James Lucas
Music by Robert Brown and William Frisch
© MCMXIX by Broadway Music Corporation, N.Y.
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Wednesday 16 March 2005 at 16.35
in association with Doug Grierson
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