Win Her In The Old Fashioned Way 1913

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 11 Feb 2006
2006

Willie Jones said to his mother:
"My heart's full of glee.
I love a little country girl.
Mother, mother, I'd be happy
if she cared for me,
for she has set my brain a whirl.
Tell me how to win her, mother dear."
Mother smiled and said:
"Now listen here."

Win her in the old fashioned way,
just as the sun goes down,
day is over, ride thru' clover,
take her into town.
Sing while you ride:
"Here comes the bride."
Get her to name the wedding day.
If she lets you linger,
slip the ring upon her finger.
Sonny, win her in the old fashioned way.

Win her in the old fashioned way,
just as the sun goes down,
day is over, ride thru' clover,
take her into town.
Sing while you ride:
"Here comes the bride."
Get her to name the wedding day.
If she lets you linger,
slip the ring upon her finger.
Sonny, win her in the old fashioned way.

Willie Jones said to his mother:
"My heart's full of glee.
For soon I know she'll be my wife.
Mother, mother,
I'm as happy as a boy can be,
I know we'll have a joyous life.
Tell me how dad won you; mother dear.
Did his mother whisper in his ear."

Win her in the old fashioned way,
just as the sun goes down,
day is over, ride thru' clover,
take her into town.
Sing while you ride:
"Here comes the bride."
Get her to name the wedding day.
If she lets you linger,
slip the ring upon her finger.
Sonny, win her in the old fashioned way.

Win her in the old fashioned way,
just as the sun goes down,
day is over, ride thru' clover,
take her into town.
Sing while you ride:
"Here comes the bride."
Get her to name the wedding day.
If she lets you linger,
slip the ring upon her finger.
Sonny, win her in the old fashioned way.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Win Her In The Old Fashioned Way 1913
By Chas. A. Meyers & Milton Ager
© MCMXIII by Chas. A. Meyers, Chicago, Ill.
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Saturday 11 February 2006 at 00.13
in association with Doug Grierson
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