Shake And Let Us Be Friends 1931

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 14 September 2011
2011

Shake, and let us be friends,
Let us forget our days of sorrow,
Shake, and let us be friends,
Let us be real pals for ever more;
Whether you're good
or whether you're bad
Whatever you my be,
Whether you're rich
or whether you're poor,
It's all the same to me,
Just Shake, and let us be friends,
Let us be real pals for ever more.
Let your voices ring with joy,
and sing a song of cheer,
"And so, And so say all of us,"
Let us toast our old friends.
and the strangers who are here,
And so, and so say all of us,"
So here's to the old friends
Here's to the new
and here's to the glorious future too,
so,

Shake, and let us be friends,
Let us forget our days of sorrow,
Shake, and let us be friends,
Let us be real pals for ever more;
Whether you're good
or whether you're bad
Whatever you may be,
Whether you're rich
or whether you're poor,
It's all the same to me,
Just Shake, and let us be friends,
Let us be real pals for ever more.

Shake, and let us be friends,
Let us forget our days of sorrow,
Shake, and let us be friends,
Let us be real pals for ever more;
Whether you're good
or whether you're bad
Whatever you may be,
Whether you're rich
or whether you're poor,
It's all the same to me,
Just Shake, and let us be friends,
Let us be real pals for ever more.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Shake And Let Us Be Friends 1931
Music by Horatio Nicholls
Lyrics by Winifred May & Leo Cochran
© MCMXXXI by The Lawrence Wright Music Co.
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Horatio Nicholls was a pseudonym for Lawrence Wright
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Wednesday 14 September 2011 at 13.49
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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