I Love The Ladies 1914

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 19 Aug 2005

Young Johnny Dunn was twenty one,
he liked to dance in each café,
he liked the ladies, so they say;
that's why he danced in each café.
His daddy's got an awful lot,
that makes it soft for little Dunn.
When he said: "Go to work, my son!"
Johnny said: "I'm having too much fun!"

I love the Ladies, I love the Ladies,
I love to be among the girls;
and when it's five o'clock
and tea is set,
I like to have my tea with some brunette.
I love the Ladies, I love the Ladies,
and in the good old Summer time.
When I'm in swimmin'
I love the women,
Because it makes the swimmin' so fine.
When I'm in London, Paris,
and old Vienna, or any other town,
I get so homesick, homesick,
unless I'm hearing the rustle of a gown.
I love the Ladies, I love the Ladies;
I love the small ones, tall ones,
God bless 'em!
The world can't twirl around
without a beautiful girl.

I love the Ladies, I love the Ladies,
I love to be among the girls;
and when it's five o'clock
and tea is set,
I like to have my tea with some brunette.
I love the Ladies, I love the Ladies,
and in the good old Summer time.
When I'm in swimmin'
I love the women,
Because it makes the swimmin' so fine.
When I'm in London, Paris,
and old Vienna, or any other town,
I get so homesick, homesick,
unless I'm hearing the rustle of a gown.
I love the Ladies, I love the Ladies;
I love the small ones, tall ones,
God bless 'em!
The world can't twirl around
without a beautiful girl.

To have some fun, young Mister Dunn
went off to college once again;
A college where there's girls and men;
he thought he'd learn a lot,
and then a sweet coed soon turned his head.
He burned his study books, they say,
threw up his cap and yelled: "Hurray!"
And they heard him twenty miles away.

I love the Ladies, I love the Ladies,
I love to be among the girls;
and when it's five o'clock
and tea is set,
I like to have my tea with some brunette.
I love the Ladies, I love the Ladies,
and in the good old Summer time.
When I'm in swimmin'
I love the women,
Because it makes the swimmin' so fine.
When I'm in London, Paris,
and old Vienna, or any other town,
I get so homesick, homesick,
unless I'm hearing the rustle of a gown.
I love the Ladies, I love the Ladies;
I love the small ones, tall ones,
God bless 'em!
The world can't twirl around
without a beautiful girl.

I love the Ladies, I love the Ladies,
I love to be among the girls;
and when it's five o'clock
and tea is set,
I like to have my tea with some brunette.
I love the Ladies, I love the Ladies,
and in the good old Summer time.
When I'm in swimmin'
I love the women,
Because it makes the swimmin' so fine.
When I'm in London, Paris,
and old Vienna, or any other town,
I get so homesick, homesick,
unless I'm hearing the rustle of a gown.
I love the Ladies, I love the Ladies;
I love the small ones, tall ones,
God bless 'em!
The world can't twirl around
without a beautiful girl.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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I Love The Ladies 1914
Music by Jean Schwartz
Lyrics by Grant Clarke
© MCMXIV by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Friday 19 August 2005 at 23.28
in association with Doug Grierson
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