A simple country maid am I as innocent as any flower First line of refrain All my life I have been waiting, dreaming ages through [first line]

I've been cherishing through the perishing winter nights and days First line of refrain A room with a view and you, and no one to worry us [first line]

January 1928

verse and refrainpiano and voice; ukuleleads on inside front, inside back and on back cover for Harm...

I'm a simple country lass that there's no disgrace First line of refrain A pretty little farm in Normandy [first line]

January 1927

verse and refrainpiano and voice42-4cover same as Box 75 Item 8Cover is duplicated in 075.008.Cover ...

Tokay! The golden sunshine of a summer day [first line of chorus]

January 1929

introduction and choruspiano and voiceads on inside back and on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock3...

The Spring is here dear, oh dear, oh dear, dear First line of refrain The sun is shining where clouds have been, maybe it's something to do with Spring [first line]

January 1932

verse with refrainpiano and voiceads on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock31441cover same as box 80...

Kiss me before you go away! [first line of chorus]

January 1929

introduction and choruspiano and voiceads on inside back and on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock3...

Have no fears for future years, for sweet compensation you may find First line of refrain Later than spring the warmth of summer comes, the charm of autumn comes [first line]

January 1961

introduction and refrain (refrain has two verses)piano and voice5407-3Cover is duplicated in 080.207...

Dance, dance, dance, little lady! Youth is fleeting to the rhythm beating in your mind [first line of chorus]

January 1928

introduction and choruspiano and voice; ukuleleads on back cover for Harms stock8272-10cover same as...

I met him at a party just a couple of years ago First line of refrain Mad about the boy, I know it's stupid to be mad about the boy [first line]

January 1932

verse with refrainpiano and voiceads on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock31439Cover is duplicated ...

Never saw I maid so charming, Never maid so sweet and fair [sic] [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceTo Miss Kitty Delavan7351Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collectio...

Here you see the four of us, and there are so many more of us First line of refrain Stately homes of England, how beautiful they stand [first line]

January 1938

introduction, strophic with refrainpiano and voice, ukulele, guitar, banjo First line of intro. Lord...

Night is over, dawn is breaking, ev'rywhere the town is waking First line of refrain The party's over now, the dawn is drawing very nigh [first line]

January 1932

verse with refrainpiano and voiceads on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock31442cover same as box 80...

Time makes a mess of things, o what a mess of things time makes First line of refrain Most ev'ry day, most of ev'ry hour of ev'ry day, I'm thinking of you [first line]

January 1934

introduction and refrainpiano and voice; ukuleleads on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock32207Johns...

We're regency Rakes, and each of us takes a personal pride in the thickness of hide [first line of chorus]

January 1935

verse and choruspiano and voice; tenor-guitar, ukulele, banjoads on back cover for T.B. Harms stock3...

Play to me beneath the summer moon, Zigeuner! [first line of chorus]

January 1929

strophic with choruspiano and voiceads on inside front and on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock301...

I have been reading in this book of mine about a foolish maiden's prayer First line of refrain Mary Make Believe dreamed the whole day through [first line]

January 1928

introduction and refrainpiano and voice; ukuleleads on inside back and on back cover for Harms stock...

I've been cherishing through the perishing winter nights and days First line of refrain A room with a view and you, and no one to worry us [first line]

January 1928

verse and refrainpiano and voice; ukuleleads on inside front, inside back and on back cover for Harm...

I'm a simple country lass that there's no disgrace First line of refrain A pretty little farm in Normandy [first line]

January 1927

verse and refrainpiano and voice42-4cover same as Box 75 Item 8Cover is duplicated in 075.008.Cover ...

Tokay! The golden sunshine of a summer day [first line of chorus]

January 1929

introduction and choruspiano and voiceads on inside back and on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock3...

The Spring is here dear, oh dear, oh dear, dear First line of refrain The sun is shining where clouds have been, maybe it's something to do with Spring [first line]

January 1932

verse with refrainpiano and voiceads on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock31441cover same as box 80...

Kiss me before you go away! [first line of chorus]

January 1929

introduction and choruspiano and voiceads on inside back and on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock3...

Have no fears for future years, for sweet compensation you may find First line of refrain Later than spring the warmth of summer comes, the charm of autumn comes [first line]

January 1961

introduction and refrain (refrain has two verses)piano and voice5407-3Cover is duplicated in 080.207...

Dance, dance, dance, little lady! Youth is fleeting to the rhythm beating in your mind [first line of chorus]

January 1928

introduction and choruspiano and voice; ukuleleads on back cover for Harms stock8272-10cover same as...

I met him at a party just a couple of years ago First line of refrain Mad about the boy, I know it's stupid to be mad about the boy [first line]

January 1932

verse with refrainpiano and voiceads on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock31439Cover is duplicated ...

Never saw I maid so charming, Never maid so sweet and fair [sic] [first line]

strophicpiano and voiceTo Miss Kitty Delavan7351Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collectio...

Here you see the four of us, and there are so many more of us First line of refrain Stately homes of England, how beautiful they stand [first line]

January 1938

introduction, strophic with refrainpiano and voice, ukulele, guitar, banjo First line of intro. Lord...

Night is over, dawn is breaking, ev'rywhere the town is waking First line of refrain The party's over now, the dawn is drawing very nigh [first line]

January 1932

verse with refrainpiano and voiceads on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock31442cover same as box 80...

Time makes a mess of things, o what a mess of things time makes First line of refrain Most ev'ry day, most of ev'ry hour of ev'ry day, I'm thinking of you [first line]

January 1934

introduction and refrainpiano and voice; ukuleleads on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock32207Johns...

We're regency Rakes, and each of us takes a personal pride in the thickness of hide [first line of chorus]

January 1935

verse and choruspiano and voice; tenor-guitar, ukulele, banjoads on back cover for T.B. Harms stock3...

Play to me beneath the summer moon, Zigeuner! [first line of chorus]

January 1929

strophic with choruspiano and voiceads on inside front and on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock301...

I have been reading in this book of mine about a foolish maiden's prayer First line of refrain Mary Make Believe dreamed the whole day through [first line]

January 1928

introduction and refrainpiano and voice; ukuleleads on inside back and on back cover for Harms stock...

I've been cherishing through the perishing winter nights and days First line of refrain A room with a view and you, and no one to worry us [first line]

January 1928

verse and refrainpiano and voice; ukuleleads on inside front, inside back and on back cover for Harm...

I'm a simple country lass that there's no disgrace First line of refrain A pretty little farm in Normandy [first line]

January 1927

verse and refrainpiano and voice42-4cover same as Box 75 Item 8Cover is duplicated in 075.008.Cover ...

Tokay! The golden sunshine of a summer day [first line of chorus]

January 1929

introduction and choruspiano and voiceads on inside back and on back cover for Chappell & Co. stock3...

A simple country maid am I as innocent as any flower First line of refrain All my life I have been waiting, dreaming ages through [first line]

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