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My
American Beauty Rose
Year
1910
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By Harry H. Zickel
Kalamazoo Corset Co.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
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First
Verse
You may talk about your girlies,
girlies here and everyhere,
Girls from Norway, Sweden, Italy, and Spain, Saffron
girls from far off CHina, German girls with flaxen hair;
Girls from Russia, Turkey, pretty girls and plain...
Not for me your Enlglish beauty, or your girl with wooden
shoes, And for me the girls of France no longer pose;
While the Scotch and Irish lassies, really, I must now
refuse, For my own, my fair American Beauty Rose...
Second
Verse
She is regal
in her beauty, she is queenly in her grace,
Yet there's warmth and love and passion in her heart,...
And a smile of true affection seems to glorify her face,
As I read the message, "only death can part." Take
the
charms of all the dear ones, all that's sweetest, all that's
best, 'Till you've found the fairest, rarest, Flow'r that
grows; In this sum of all perfection, glowing far above the
rest, You will find my own American Beauty Rose.
Chorus
Oh you loving, happy
Yankee girl.... You're the one who sets
my heart awhirl,... You are charming, pretty, wise and kind,
And a dearer, sweeter one no man can find;... In your
glorious cheeks and skin and eyes,... Our Red, White and
Blue so bravely flies;..... And my heart's all for you, You're
true blue thru and thru, You're my own American Beauty
Rose.
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