Laughing Irish Eyes 1936

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 8 July 2011
2011

Just to hear your voice
I'll walk a mile
really walk a mile
if you'll walk with me.
I'm so happy
when I see you smile
really when you smile
this is what I see.

There's a little devil dancin'
in your laughing Irish eyes
and the little devil's dancin'!
right into my heart.
There's a little bit of mischief
in your laughing Irish eyes
and it's telling Mister Cupid
to sharpen up his dart.
Oh, I swear on my honour
I'm a lad who's a goner
and to prove what eyes can do:
You can put in the papers
that the boy friend, bejabers!
really wants to marry you.
But before we start romancing
darlin' won't you put me wise,
to the little devil dancin'
in your laughing Irish eyes.

There's a little devil dancin'
in your laughing Irish eyes
and the little devil's dancin'!
right into my heart.
There's a little bit of mischief
in your laughing Irish eyes
and it's telling Mister Cupid
to sharpen up his dart.
Oh, I swear on my honour
I'm a lad who's a goner
and to prove what eyes can do:
You can put in the papers
that the boy friend, bejabers!
really wants to marry you.
But before we start romancing
darlin' won't you put me wise,
to the little devil dancin'
in your laughing Irish eyes.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Laughing Irish Eyes 1936
from "Laughing Irish Eyes" A Republic Picture
with Walter C.Kelly & Evelyn Knapp
sung by Phil Regan
© MCMXXXVI by Sam Fox Pub.Co.  Cleveland, U.S.A.
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Friday 8 July 2011 at 16.17
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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Music by Sam H. Syept
Lyrics by Sidney Mitchell
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