Jubilo 1919 'A New Girl'

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 01 Mar 2005

Pictures in an album,
that are old and fading,
Ladies of the past
their pretty frocks parading,
This is Grandma, when she used to be,
gay and youthful,
just like you and me,
can't you hear her singing,
some oldfashioned thing,
with an oldfashioned swing,

When the Sun shines on
the milkwhite cotton,
like a field of summer snow,
Then the good old songs are not forgotten
that our Grandma's used to know.
Master runs, haha!
The darkies stay, hoho!
And it must be now the Kingdom comin'
and the years of Jubilo.

When the Sun shines on
the milkwhite cotton,
like a field of summer snow,
Then the good old songs are not forgotten
that our Grandma's used to know.
Master runs, haha!
The darkies stay, hoho!
And it must be now the Kingdom comin'
and the years of Jubilo.

Aunt Amelia, with a bonnet
trimmed in roses,
Cousin Delia, with a parasol she poses,
This is Molly, the is Mary Ann,
Pretty Polly, fascinating Fan,
And the Franklin Twins,
can't you picture the scene,
as the music begins,

When the Sun shines on
the milkwhite cotton,
like a field of summer snow,
Then the good old songs are not forgotten
that our Grandma's used to know.
Master runs, haha!
The darkies stay, hoho!
And it must be now the Kingdom comin'
and the years of Jubilo.

When the Sun shines on
the milkwhite cotton,
like a field of summer snow,
Then the good old songs are not forgotten
that our Grandma's used to know.
Master runs, haha!
The darkies stay, hoho!
And it must be now the Kingdom comin'
and the years of Jubilo.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Jubilo 1919 Kern
Music by Jerome Kern
Lyrics by Anne Caldwell
The refrain founded on "Kingdom Comin'" by Work
from "A New Girl"
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Tuesday 01 March 2005 at 08.47
in association with Doug Grierson
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