Every Saturday Afternoon 1906

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

You may rave at society,
Simple life is the one life for me.
Girls and boys hard at work all week,
That's the society I would seek,
Holidaying I like to go,
with Mamie, and Jamie and Floey and Joe.
Just to share in their hours of bliss.
Helping them warble a ditty like this.

Every Saturday afternoon
with the one that I adore,
let me go spooning, mooning,
love ditties crooning,
by country side and river and shore.
I don't care if it's rain or shine,
If it's August, May or June,
Just let me roam, roam
down by the foam,
On a Saturday afternoon.

Every Saturday afternoon
with the one that I adore,
let me go spooning, mooning,
love ditties crooning,
by country side and river and shore.
I don't care if it's rain or shine,
If it's August, May or June,
Just let me roam, roam
down by the foam,
On a Saturday afternoon.

Smart young fellow in outing suit,
Shirt waist girlie with manners so cute,
Fare's to Spoonerville,
two round trips,
Oh, how enticing her cherry lips!
Shady lanes and delightful walks,
if kisses were only like Standard oil stocks,
Monday's train would bring back from the Shore,
Some one worth fully a million or more.

Every Saturday afternoon
with the one that I adore,
let me go spooning, mooning,
love ditties crooning,
by country side and river and shore.
I don't care if it's rain or shine,
If it's August, May or June,
Just let me roam, roam
down by the foam,
On a Saturday afternoon.

Every Saturday afternoon
with the one that I adore,
let me go spooning, mooning,
love ditties crooning,
by country side and river and shore.
I don't care if it's rain or shine,
If it's August, May or June,
Just let me roam, roam
down by the foam,
On a Saturday afternoon.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Every Saturday Afternoon 1906
Music by Anna Caldwell
Lyrics by James O'Dea
© MCMVI by Jos.W.Stern & Co.
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Sunday 10 October 2010 at 14.49
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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