On A Sunday Afternoon 1902

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 4 October 2011
2011

There's a day
we feel gay
if the weather's fine.
Ev'ry lad feels so glad
if the sun does shine.
in his best
he is dressed
and with smiling face
he goes with his Pearlie
his own little girlie
to some nice place.

On a Sunday afternoon
in the merry month of June,
Take a trip up the Hudson
or down the bay,
take a trolley to Coney
or Rockaway,
On a Sunday afternoon
you can see the lover's spoon,
they work hard on Monday
but one day that's fun day
is Sunday afternoon.

On a Sunday afternoon
in the merry month of June,
Take a trip up the Hudson
or down the bay,
take a trolley to Coney
or Rockaway,
On a Sunday afternoon
you can see the lover's spoon,
they work hard on Monday
but one day that's fun day
is Sunday afternoon.

Coming home,
starry dome
with a soft moon shine.
Lover's kiss,
oh what bliss
oh what joy divine,
Goodnight Joe
Goodnight Flo
don't forget now dear
next Sunday at two
I'll be waiting for you
on the old Iron Pier.

On a Sunday afternoon
in the merry month of June,
Take a trip up the Hudson
or down the bay,
take a trolley to Coney
or Rockaway,
On a Sunday afternoon
you can see the lover's spoon,
they work hard on Monday
but one day that's fun day
is Sunday afternoon.

On a Sunday afternoon
in the merry month of June,
Take a trip up the Hudson
or down the bay,
take a trolley to Coney
or Rockaway,
On a Sunday afternoon
you can see the lover's spoon,
they work hard on Monday
but one day that's fun day
is Sunday afternoon.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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On A Sunday Afternoon 1902
Music by Harry von Tilzer
Lyrics by Andrew B. Sterling
© 1902 by Harry von Tilzer Mus.Pub.Co.  New York
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Tuesday 4 October 2011 at 21.24
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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