Somewhere She's Flirting With Someone 1911

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 29 August 2010
2010

A wonderful thing
is true love in the Spring,
Dreams you are dreaming aplenty,
Believing the lies
of the Spring in her eyes,
Love never dies when you're twenty.
You think that your sweetheart,
when you are not nigh,
Just looks at your picture
and has a good cry;
Thoughts of her loneliness
cause you to sigh,
But listen, my boy,
don't you worry:

Somewhere she's flirting with someone,
Somebody you never knew;
Sighing the same sweet old story,
Just as she used to with you.
Oh! Somewhere the moonlight so dreamy
Smiles down on the same little game;
Somewhere she's flirting with someone,
and knows you are doing the same.

Somewhere she's flirting with someone,
Somebody you never knew;
Sighing the same sweet old story,
Just as she used to with you.
Oh! Somewhere the moonlight so dreamy
Smiles down on the same little game;
Somewhere she's flirting with someone,
and knows you are doing the same.

It's hard to be true
when the moon smiles on you,
Easy to flirt with the nearest;
When lights are turned low,
and the June Breezes blow.
How can she know who's her dearest?
Don't ever expect
that because she loves you,
She hates all the rest
of the men that she knew;
Don't be surprised
if she knows quite a few,
And seems to be fond
of the others.

Somewhere she's flirting with someone,
Somebody you never knew;
Sighing the same sweet old story,
Just as she used to with you.
Oh! Somewhere the moonlight so dreamy
Smiles down on the same little game;
Somewhere she's flirting with someone,
and knows you are doing the same.

Somewhere she's flirting with someone,
Somebody you never knew;
Sighing the same sweet old story,
Just as she used to with you.
Oh! Somewhere the moonlight so dreamy
Smiles down on the same little game;
Somewhere she's flirting with someone,
and knows you are doing the same.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Somewhere She's Flirting With Someone 1911
from "The Heart Breakers"
Music by Harold Orlob
Lyrics by Lough & Adams
© MCMXI by M.Witmark & Sons
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Sunday 29 August 2010 at 17.10
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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