My Creole Saidee 1907

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 11 January 2011
2011

Down in Florida
lives a brown skin lady
She's as sweet as she can be
And her name is Saidee.
When the sun is sinking low
and evening bells are ringing
with my Saidee by my side
This song you'll hear me singing,
I kiss her sweet and then repeat
this tender lullaby.
Oh! Oh!

Miss Saidee I am afraidee
that you'll ne'er love me as I love you
So tell me Saidee
that you're my lady
for my Creole Saidee
I love you.
Oh! Oh!

Miss Saidee I am afraidee
that you'll ne'er love me as I love you
So tell me Saidee
that you're my lady
for my Creole Saidee
I love you.

'Round her southern home
the palm trees are so shady
and when all are gone to rest
I'm thinking of my Saidee.....
When the pale morn' shines
and the bees have stopped their humming
I stroll by her cabin door
while my banjo I am strumming
with tone so clear to her list'ning ear
I sing this serenade.
Oh! Oh!

Miss Saidee I am afraidee
that you'll ne'er love me as I love you
So tell me Saidee
that you're my lady
for my Creole Saidee
I love you.
Oh! Oh!

Miss Saidee I am afraidee
that you'll ne'er love me as I love you
So tell me Saidee
that you're my lady
for my Creole Saidee
I love you.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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My Creole Saidee 1907
Music by Edward Wright
Lyrics by James Brennan
© MCMVII by Thiebes-Stierlin Music Co.
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Tuesday 11 January 2011 at 09.56
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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