You're The Same Old Girl Year 1913 < Click here to listen ! > Words by Joe Young & Harry Williams Music by Bert Grant Harry Williams Music Co. Inc. 164 West 46th Street New York

First Verse 'Tis many years today since we were married, just twenty years of happiness and bliss, and from each others side we've never tarried, I'm mighty proud, my dear, to tell you this. Second Verse Do you recall the day I brought the ring, dear? love's sweetest story then to you I told, remember when I placed it on your finger, I said that you were worth your weight in gold. Chorus You're the same old girl, I really must admit that you're the same old girl, you haven't changed a bit, altho' today you're somewhat gray, it's easy to be seen, you're sweeter now at forty than you were at sweet sixteen, and you're the same old girl for years, my dear, it seems that you're the same old girl I've worshipped in my dreams, and I love you as I never loved before, what's more: even tho' we're young no longer, bless your heart, my love is stronger, for the same old girl.

Some Day I'll Make You Care Year 1916 < Click here to listen ! > By Gaskill, Dubin, & Shisler American Music Publishing Co. 2200 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA.

First Verse Nothing but shadows and sorrow, where sunshine and gladness should be, I'm longing just for tomorrow, then I know you'll come back to me. Second Verse I know I'll never forget you, tho' you think that you will forget, God is so just he won't let you, and some day he'll make you regret. Chorus Some day you'll be sorry then you'll plead in vain, when you've learned to yearn, you'll turn right back to me again, think of all the sorrow, you have made me bear, but God will send you back in the end, some day I'll make you care.

Fairy Moon Year 1911 < Click here to listen ! > By Charles K. Harris Chas. K. Harris Columbia Theater Building Broadway & 47th ST. New York City

First Verse Is my lover false or true, or only fooling me, tell me my Fairy Moon. Is he coming out tonight to meet his little girl, come to spoon? I will meet him at the gate and for his loving kiss I'll wait, for you know I love him so, won't you make him hurry I'm as lonesome as can be, he's so slow. Second Verse Can't you see I'm lonely now, where can my sweetheart be, tell me my Fairy Moon. Does he love another girl instead of little me, Fairy Moon? There's a cloud before your face I see, perhaps you pity me, is it just because you know, just the same I love him still with all my heart and soul, tell him so. Chorus Fairy Moon to you I'm sighing, Fairy Moon, to you I'm crying, for you know my heart's own secrets, and I crave one little boon Fairy Moon my golden bubble, won't you help me in my trouble, tell me is my sweetheart true, my Fairy Moon.

When It's Orange Blossom Time In Loveland (I'll Be Waiting At The Church For You.) Year 1915 < Click here to listen ! > Words by Jeff Branen Music by Arthur Lange Joe Morris Music Co. 145 West 45th St. New York City

First Verse Don't you sigh, don't you cry, good times will soon be coming, Springtime must come again. By and by you and I, a tune will soon be humming more like a wedding strain. For the day is dawning near, I'll be with you never fear. Second Verse Winter's here, spring is near, for time is ever flying, soon we must welcome June. Then my dear, never fear, You'll have no time for sighing, then's when we'll honeymoon. With your sweetheart by your side, you will be a blushing bride. Chorus When it's orange blossom time in loveland don't forget to wear your wedding gown, dress right up in style, wear your sweetest smile, I'm coming, I'm coming, I'll soon be back in town. When you hear those wedding bells a ringing, then you'll understand just what to do. When it's orange blossom time in love land I'll be waiting at the church for you.

It Takes A Little Rain With The Sunshine To Make The World Go Round Year 1913 < Click here to listen ! > Words by Ballard MacDonald Music by Harry Carroll Shapiro, Bernstein and Co. Broadway and 39th St. New York

First Verse A dear little girl and a dear little boy looked out at the drizzling rain, and tears filled her eyes and ran down her cheeks, like the drops on the window pane; so he said: "Don't you cry, you will see bye and bye, that a rainbow bright will shine on high, there are always rain clouds in the sky, and I'll tell you sweetheart why:" Second Verse The dear little girl and the dear little boy grew up as most children do, and one summer day they went wandering away, on the road that makes one of two; she was sweet he was good, and they loved as they should, till a dark cloud came, do what they could, but she said she'd make up if he would, for she always understood: Chorus 'Cause it takes a little rain with the sunshine, like the tear drops come with the smiles; but the troubles never come all at one time, just wait a little while, remember, flowers couldn't grow without rain, dear, happiness we share with the pain, dear, 'cause it takes a little rain with the sunshine to make the world go around.

If You Only Had My Disposition (My Daddy Came From Paree) Year 1915 < Click here to listen ! > Words by Charles McCaron Music by Albert Von Tilzer Broadway Music Corporation 145 W. 45th St. New York

First Verse There's a reason why I look as I do I am never satisfied, don't seem to get enough of you want you always by my side, I can't help it if I love to be loved, lovin' was born in me, I just can't make my heart behave Oh, honey, can't you see Second Verse People talk a lot in our neighborhood say I have a roguish eye, you never live long being good if that's the case I'll never die I'd be awf'ly nice to someone I know, if they'd be nice to me, I'd hang around if I were you and never let me be Chorus If you only had my disposition, you would love me all the time, right in your arms you would take me, and you'd love me, you'd love me, you'd have to love me,'cause I'm lonely, lonely, for you only and I want you all the time oh dear, my daddy came from Paree oh dear, my mother's Spanish you see, if you only had my disposition you'd be lovin' me all of the time.

In The Heart Of The City That Has No Heart Year 1913 < Click here to listen ! > Words by Thos. S. Allen Music by Joseph M. Daly Daly Music Publisher 665 Washington Street Boston, Mass.

First Verse She wanted to roam so she left the old home, The old people's hearts were sore, she longed for the sights and the bright city lights where hundreds had gone before. She went to the heart of the city and mingled with strangers there, but nobody said "You are being misled" for what did the stranger care. Second Verse A year passes by, there's a tear in her eye, and sorrow is on her brow, Oh! what would she do if the old people knew, she couldn't go back home now. Her dear mother said when they parted "Remember your good old name" then her daddy said "Rather we'd see you dead than bring us disgrace and shame." Chorus In the heart of the city that has no heart that's where they meet, and that's where they part, the current of vice had proved too strong so the poor little girlie just drifted along nobody cared if she lived or died nobody cared if she laughed or cried, she's just lost a sister and nobody's missed her, she's there in the city where there's no pity in the city that has no heart.

Shades Of Night Year 1916 < Click here to listen ! > Music by L. Wolfe Gilbert Music by Anatol Friedland and Malvin Franklin Jos. W. Stern & Co. 102-104 W. 38th Street New York

First Verse When all nature goes to sleep, Master Cupid starts to peep; love chimes ringing love's sweet song, happy hours, for the birds and flowers; time for love is drawing near, mating time is here; now that day is done, two hearts beat as one, while the moon and stars appear. Second Verse Hark to the songs of the whippoor wills, while the sun sets over the hills touch of nature makes all kin, hearts are filled with pleasure every lover's treasure; children close their drowsy eyes, dew falls from the skies, seems from everywhere, sweethearts here and there, life's a dream of Paradise Chorus Shades of night are falling, hear the love birds calling from trees above, sweethearts silhouetting, time and care forgetting, in the spell of love. Twinkle, twinkle little love star, twinkle while the moon beams with delight, nighttime casting shadows over golden meadows love time comes with shades of night.

One Wonderful Night Year 1914 < Click here to listen ! > Words by E. Clinton Keithley and Joe Lyons Music by Clarence M. Jones Frank K. Root & Co. Chicago & New York

First Verse From afar in the sky stars were gleaming the moon softly shone from above, happy was I in my dreaming, happy in dreams of love; in your eyes then the lovelight was beaming, yearning was my heart for thee, clasped in your arms "One Wonderful Night" You told me you loved me. Second Verse Seems I hear in the twilight your calling, I watch, dear, and wait there for you, softly like dew that is falling, comes back a love we knew; then I know by the throb of my heart, dear, just why I'm longing for thee, I can't forget "One Wonderful night" You told me you loved me. Chorus Love me, love me again, won't you love me again? My heart's yearning, I'm lonely, I love, love you only; dreaming, dreaming of you, always dreaming of you, take me back once again, dear, to "One wonderful night."

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