Peggy's A Creature Of Moods 1914 'The Debutante'

James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 23 Aug 2004

Peggy is stormy and Peggy is mild,
and Peggy is solemn and gay
and Peggy is quiet and Peggy is wild,
all in the space of a day.
The morning may find her
all merry and bright,
at noon time she sulks and she broods.
You never can tell how you'll find her at night,
for Peggy's a creature of moods.

Better not trifle with Peggy,
better go easy with her,
if you get funny with Peggy,
something is apt to occur.
Never let anyone boss her,
just let her have her own way:
if you should happen to cross her,
there'd be the divil to pay
with her

Whist now! Don't be talking!
You will get me Irish up.
And you'll hear something
that you never heard before,
you poor decrepit pup!
If I weren't a lady
I'd spake more free
and the atmosphere'd be blue.
It don't take many of the likes of me
to deal with the likes of you!

Whist now! Don't be talking!
You will get me Irish up.
And you'll hear something
that you never heard before,
you poor decrepit pup!
If I weren't a lady
I'd spake more free
and the atmosphere'd be blue.
It don't take many of the likes of me
to deal with the likes of you!

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Peggy's A Creature Of Moods 1914
Lyrics by Robert B. Smith
Music by Victor Herbert
© 1914 by G. Schirmer
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Monday 23 August 2004 at 20.46
in association with Doug Grierson
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John C. Fisher Presents Miss Hazel Dawn in - "The Debutante"
A Musical Comedy in Two Acts.
Book by Harry B. Smith. Lyrics by Robert B. Smith.
Music by Victor Herbert
Peggy's a Creature of Moods. (Larry).
Robert B. Smith - Victor Herbert Publication: New York
G. Schirmer, 1914
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Please note that this is not the complete song as the first two pages
were not available from the L S Levy Library. I have repeated the 2-4
section  and this makes a satisfying record of the song, hopefully.
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