Every Chicken Likes Style 1912

by James Pitt-Payne, london UK - 29 May 2010
2010

What's the good of just a smile,
If you haven't got the style.
See the beauty ev'rywhere
Style is ever in her hair;
Ev'ry girlie is ready
Just to have a good time.
Teasing her with her smiling
Doesn't she look fine.
But it's all style,
Yes, the new style,
Sister buys style
Mother buys style
Do they like it?
Oh Fine!

Ev'ry chicken likes new styles,
Looking sweet with those smiles.
Harem skirts, not yet;
Hobble skirts, you bet,
Such a figure they set;
Silk stockings you see,
Thin as thin can be
How the fellers they please!
But the stylish girl,
Knows just how to tease,
Ev'ry chicken likes style.

Ev'ry chicken likes new styles,
Looking sweet with those smiles.
Harem skirts, not yet;
Hobble skirts, you bet,
Such a figure they set;
Silk stockings you see,
Thin as thin can be
How the fellers they please!
But the stylish girl,
Knows just how to tease,
Ev'ry chicken likes style.

Now the old man is as gay,
As the young man is today.
Looking for a beauty while,
He has all the brand new styles.
Ev'ry man is just crazy
for a beautiful girl.
And he can't be lazy
for in style he must whirl;
But it's all style,
Yes, the new style,
Brother buys style,
Father buys style,
Do they like it?
Oh Fine!.

Ev'ry chicken likes new styles,
Looking sweet with those smiles.
Harem skirts, not yet;
Hobble skirts, you bet,
Such a figure they set;
Silk stockings you see,
Thin as thin can be
How the fellers they please!
But the stylish girl,
Knows just how to tease,
Ev'ry chicken likes style.

Ev'ry chicken likes new styles,
Looking sweet with those smiles.
Harem skirts, not yet;
Hobble skirts, you bet,
Such a figure they set;
Silk stockings you see,
Thin as thin can be
How the fellers they please!
But the stylish girl,
Knows just how to tease,
Ev'ry chicken likes style.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Every Chicken Likes Style 1912
by Frank Goulart
© MCMXII by Frank Goulart Music Co., Boston, Mass.
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Saturday 29 May 2010 at 09.40
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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