How Late Can You Stay Out Tonight? 1913

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 10 Sept 2007
2007

Oh! You kid,
you little peacherino,
look me over, please, Oulala
she just answered him tralala
They went strollin' thro' a shady lane,
went right thro' and came right back again,
She said! "Gee! It's getting late I fear,"
he winked his eye and said:
"My dear"

How late can you stay out tonight, dear?
How late can you stay out tonight?
How's your great big brother Lew
is he coming after you?
Tell me, are you expected home
all alone, all alone, all alone?
We won't get home until morning,
we'll hear the rooster,
you'll be all right, all right, all right,
I'll be nice as nice can be,
all I want is company,
so tell me
how late can you stay out tonight?"

How late can you stay out tonight, dear?
How late can you stay out tonight?
How's your great big brother Lew
is he coming after you?
Tell me, are you expected home
all alone, all alone, all alone?
We won't get home until morning,
we'll hear the rooster,
you'll be all right, all right, all right,
you don't want to miss the fun,
it's always early after one
so tell me
how late can you stay out tonight?"

Oh! you boy,
you fourteen carat kiddo,
you look good to me, Oolala
that's what made me say tralala,
they just started in to hug and then
stopped and started in to hug again.
She said: "Gee! I think your watch is slow,"
He said: "My dear before you go,

How late can you stay out tonight, dear?
How late can you stay out tonight?
How's your great big brother Lew
is he coming after you?
Tell me, are you expected home
all alone, all alone, all alone?
We won't get home until morning,
we'll hear the rooster,
you'll be all right, all right, all right,
I'll be nice as nice can be,
all I want is company,
so tell me
how late can you stay out tonight?"

How late can you stay out tonight, dear?
How late can you stay out tonight?
How's your great big brother Lew
is he coming after you?
Tell me, are you expected home
all alone, all alone, all alone?
We won't get home until morning,
we'll hear the rooster,
you'll be all right, all right, all right,
you don't want to miss the fun,
it's always early after one
so tell me
how late can you stay out tonight?"

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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How Late Can You Stay Out Tonight? 1913
Music by Fred Fischer
Lyrics by Joe Goodwin
© MCMXIII by Leo Feist Inc. New York
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sequenece & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Monday 10 September 2007 at 2.50pm
in association with Doug Grierson
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