Beautiful Girl Year 1919 < Click here to listen ! > Words & Music by James L. Dempsey Harry J. Lincoln Music Co. 2209 Fairmount Ave. Philadelphia, PA.

First Verse I don't know why I call you my dear, I don't know why I feel so sincere Why do I want you why am I glad, Why am I happy, why am I sad. Why do I smile when I ought to cry Why do you say good-bye, Why am I yearning, my heart is burning, I know the reason why. Second Verse You are the dearest you are the best, You are so different from all the rest I love to gaze in those tender eyes, A world of wealth is no greater prize You have a charm that seems to be new It thrills me thru and thru, Don't leave me lonely, I want you only, Nobody else but you. Chorus Beautiful girl, I love you, beautiful girl, I love you I loved you truly for many a day, There's only one thing that my heart seems to say, Beautiful girl, You haunt me, beautiful girl, I want you I love your eyes. Your smile, your sighs, You beautiful, beautiful girl.

Tomorrow Morning Year 1922 < Click here to listen ! > Words by Mitchell Parish Music by Eleanor Young and Harry D. Squires Joe Morris Music Co. 1599 Broadway New York, NY.

First Verse Won't you take a look at me, I'm as nervous as can be, Can't you see that I'm waiting so impatiently For the morning to appear, Every minute seems a year, till I place the band upon the hand of my little sweetie dear. Second Verse How the hours seem to crawl, Haven't slept a wink at all Can't you see that I'm waiting for the rooster's call, In a little while or so, 'Round the corner I will go, where I'll place the band upon the hand of the sweetest girl I know. Chorus Tomorrow morning, I'll be wearing a smile, Tomorrow morning, as I march down the aisle I'll have the cutest bunch of charm hanging on my arm, You just wait'll you see my sweetie and me, what a happy pair we'll be, when it's all over, hand in hand we will roam, thru' fields of clover, to Home Sweet Home, I just can't wait until the sunrise begins to rise, tomorrow morning, I'll be in paradise.

Favorite Melodies From The Grand Chinese Spectacle Of Aladdin Of The Wonderful Lamp Year 1847 < Click here to listen ! > Music by T. Comer Prentiss and Clark 33 Court Street Boston, MA.

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