Feather Your Nest Year 1920 < Click here to listen ! > By Kendis & Brockman and Howard Johnson Leo Feist Inc. Fesit Building New York

First Verse Oh sweetheart mine, it's wedding time, The whole world seems to say; The summer days are fading, Into loveland let us stray; Birds sing merrily, High up in each tree, And, sweetheart, they sing messages, Just for you and me. Second Verse You heart is beating peacefully When friends are fond and true, The world is filled with gladness When the one you love loves you; Mountains or the sea over we may roam, The path that leands to love, sweet love, Leads to home sweet home. Chorus The birds are humminh, "go feather your nest," Tomorrow's coming so feather your nest, It's time for mating, no use hesitating, The parson is waiting, he knows just whether it's best; In a home for two, love, together we'll rest, Where only true love, can weather the test; Don't be delaying, the ogran is playing, The whole world is saying, "Go feather your nest."

Louisiana Year 1920 < Click here to listen ! > Lyrics by Arthur Freed Music by Oliver G. Wallace Sherman, Clay & Co. San Francisco

First Verse Each time I hear a robin sining, I picture fields of sugar cane Louisiana land of sunshine, I long to be there once again Second Verse Down in an old moss covered cottage, That's where I always long to be There is no palace could replace it, For it is home sweet home to me Chorus Louisiana, Memry of the olden ways My old sweetheart In those good old barefoot days Blue skies and Blue eyes That is all I seem to see Louisiana, I can hear your message to me.

If I Had My Way Year 1913 < Click here to listen ! > Music by James Kendis Words by Lou. Klein Introduced in Vaudeville with Unprecedented Success by Ethel Green Maurice Richmond Music Co. 145 West 45th St. New York City

First Verse I'd like to make your golden dreams come true, dear, If I only had my way, A paradise this world would seem to you, dear, If I only had my way. Second Verse You'd never know a care, a pain, or sorrow, If I only had my way, I'd fill your cup of happiness tomorrow, If I only had my way. Chorus If I had my way, dear, forever there'd be a garden of roses for you and for me, A thousand and one things, dear, I would do, Just for you, just for you. If I had my way we would never grow old, And sunshine I'd bring every day, You would reign all alone, like a queen on a throne, If I had my way.

Do You Ever Think Of Me Year 1920 < Click here to listen ! > Lyric by Harry D. Kerr & John Cooper Music by Earl Burtnett Sherman, Clay & Co. San Francisco

First Verse When love in to my dreams was creeping I gave my heart in to your keeping It brought the harvest I am reaping And I always wonder now Second Verse When summer twilight's gently falling I'd love to know if you're recalling Your tender words to me enthralling And my heart is wond'ring still Chorus When you have anothers arms about you, Do you ever think of me When you whisper "I can't live without you," Do you ever think of me And when your eyes disguise the same old loving lies, You tell so tenderly Deep in your heart unfeeling When some heart you're stealing do you ever think of me.

Silver Heels Indian Intermezzo Two-Step Year 1905 < Click here to listen ! > By Neil Moret Jerome H. Remick & Co. New York & Detroit

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