Where The Red Red Roses Grow 1913

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 25 February 2011
2011

Come on little girlie,
wear your wedding gown,
Come to town,
Come to town,
Wedding bells are ringing
We should settle down
yes settle down for life.
Tell me little chappie
have you bought the ring,
bought the ring for me?
In a cosy bungalow
think how happy we will be.

I want a little bungalow
where the red, red roses grow,
A tiny little home so cosy
just room enough for me and Rosie.
Away from all the ice and snow
where the warm love breezes blow.
We will live on love and kisses
Cupid, he will wash the dishes
in a bungalow
where the red, red roses grow.

I want a little bungalow
where the red, red roses grow,
A tiny little home so cosy
just room enough for me and Rosie.
Away from all the ice and snow
where the warm love breezes blow.
We will live on love and kisses
Cupid, he will wash the dishes
in a bungalow
where the red, red roses grow.

Come on little girlie,
shake your city flat
grab your hat
grab your hat.
On the way to church,
we'll have a loving chat
about our honeymoon.
Wait a minute, honey,
I must ask Mama
and Papa you know.
For their blessing and consent
and if they say yes, I'll go.

I want a little bungalow
where the red, red roses grow,
A tiny little home so cosy
just room enough for me and Rosie.
Away from all the ice and snow
where the warm love breezes blow.
We will live on love and kisses
Cupid, he will wash the dishes
in a bungalow
where the red, red roses grow.

I want a little bungalow
where the red, red roses grow,
A tiny little home so cosy
just room enough for me and Rosie.
Away from all the ice and snow
where the warm love breezes blow.
We will live on love and kisses
Cupid, he will wash the dishes
in a bungalow
where the red, red roses grow.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Where The Red Red Roses Grow 1913
Music by Jean Schwartz
Lyrics by William Jerome
© MCMXIII by Jerome & Schwartz Pub.Co. - New York
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Fruday 25 February 2011 at 16.53
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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