If There's A Lady In The Moon 1913

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 2 February 2011
2011

Some say there's a lady
in the big, big moon
away up high in the sky.
Then maybe that's the reason,
that he is always leavin'
but never says "Good Bye"
and if there is a lady fair
Then I can plainly understand
why he smiles all the while
in his own merry style
On our happy land.

If there's a lady
way up in the moon
I'd like to know just why
they're always writing songs
about the lonesome old man
away up in the sky,
if there's a lady 'way up in the moon
Oh, won't you kindly tell me why,
the poet folks should pine,
for he's happy all the time,
in his home up in the sky.

If there's a lady
way up in the moon
I'd like to know just why
they're always writing songs
about the lonesome old man
away up in the sky,
if there's a lady 'way up in the moon
Oh, won't you kindly tell me why,
the poet folks should pine,
for he's happy all the time,
in his home up in the sky.

I've heard 'bout a baby
in the big, big moon
and how it cries, how it cries.
The poor old man was lonely,
so he called his only, only,
to his home up in the skies
and up there in his mansion rare
they wed one balmy day in June.
Now he's happy you see
with his own family
in the big, big moon.

If there's a lady
way up in the moon
I'd like to know just why
they're always writing songs
about the lonesome old man
away up in the sky,
if there's a lady 'way up in the moon
Oh, won't you kindly tell me why,
the poet folks should pine,
for he's happy all the time,
in his home up in the sky.

If there's a lady
way up in the moon
I'd like to know just why
they're always writing songs
about the lonesome old man
away up in the sky,
if there's a lady 'way up in the moon
Oh, won't you kindly tell me why,
the poet folks should pine,
for he's happy all the time,
in his home up in the sky.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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If There's A Lady In The Moon 1913
by Pearl A.Ohlson & Kelly Mohan
© MCMXIII by Jerome H.Remick & Co. New York & Detroit
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Wednesday 2 February 2011 at 21.57
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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