Two Little Girls In Blue.

Seq - Dr. J.Pitt-Payne. Kar - Bunty Pritchard Jones. Nov 2000.

An old man gazed on a photograph,
in the locket he'd worn for years;

his nephew then asked him the reason why
that picture had cost him tears.

"Come listen", he said,
"I will tell you my lad,
a story that's strange but true,

your Father and I,
at the school one day,
met two little girls in blue."

Two little girls in blue, lad,
two little girls in blue,

they were sisters, we were brothers,
and learned to love the two;

and one little girl in blue, lad,
who won your Father's heart,
became your Mother;

I married the other,
but now we have drifted apart.

Two little girls in blue, lad,
two little girls in blue,

they were sisters, we were brothers,
and learned to love the two;

and one little girl in blue, lad,
who won your Father's heart,
became your Mother;

I married the other,
but now we have drifted apart.

"That picture is one of those girls", he said,
"And to me she once was a wife,

I thought her unfaithful, we quarrelled, lad,
and parted that night for life,

My fancy of jealousy wronged a heart,
a heart that was good and true,

for two better girls never lived than they,
those two little girls in blue."

Two little girls in blue, lad,
two little girls in blue,

they were sisters, we were brothers,
and learned to love the two;

and one little girl in blue, lad,
who won your Father's heart,
became your Mother;

I married the other,
but now we have drifted apart.

Two little girls in blue, lad,
two little girls in blue,

they were sisters, we were brothers,
and learned to love the two;

and one little girl in blue, lad,
who won your Father's heart,
became your Mother;

I married the other,
but now we have drifted apart.

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Two Little Girls In Blue Music-Hall seq Dr. Pitt-Payne 16 Nov 2000

Two Little Girls In Blue
Music Hall
sung by Miss Lily Burnard
written and composed by Mr. Charles Graham
MIDI Info
Researched by Doug Grierson
Sequenced by Dr. Pitt-Payne 16 Nov 2000
Karaoke by Bunty Pritchard Jones