Three Little Sisters 1942

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 06 Jun 2002

There were three little sisters,
three little sisters;
and each one only in her teens.
One loved a soldier,
one loved a sailor,
and one loved a lad from the Marines.
Oh, the three little sisters;
they were the fairest
from Iceland to the Philippines;
so said the soldier, so said the sailor
and so said the lad from the Marines.
And when the boys marched away
the girls said they'd be true
until the boys come back some day.
Now the three little sisters,
three little sisters
stay home and read their magazines.
You can tell it to the soldiers,
tell it to the sailors
and tell it to the Marines.

There were three little sisters,
three little sisters;
and each one only in her teens.
One loved a soldier,
one loved a sailor,
and one loved a lad from the Marines.
Oh, the three little sisters;
they were the fairest
from Iceland to the Philippines;
so said the soldier, so said the sailor
and so said the lad from the Marines.
And when the boys marched away
the girls said they'd be true
until the boys come back some day.
Now the three little sisters,
three little sisters
stay home and read their magazines.
You can tell it to the soldiers,
tell it to the sailors
and tell it to the Marines.

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Three Little Sisters 1942
Music by Vic Mizzy
Lyric by Irving Taylor
copyright MCMXLII by Santly-Joy-Select Inc., New York U.S.A.
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Thursday 06 Jun 2002 at 18.04
in association with Doug Grierson
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