Halcyon Days Music contains a collection of Early American Music and Vintage Songs from the early 1900s, 1910s and 1920s.

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Tra La La La La Year 1920 Words by Andrew B. Sterling Music by Harry Von Tilzer Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co. 222 W. 46th St. New York Share this song with friends

First Verse Sweet Marie from gay Paree Came here to go upon the stage Sweet Marie a hit was she And soon became the public rage Every night it was a sight To see the Johnnies fall in line On bended knee you'd hear this please Oh sweet Marie come please be mine. Second Verse Sweet Marie was wise you see She always knew her little book Diamond rings and other things That came her way she always took Winning smile and taking style Took costly presents by the score She'd take each lad for all he had And then she'd take him to the door. Chorus Tra la la la la she'd always say Tra la la la la in accent day Pretty baby if I let you play wize me You might get too gay and free Tra la la la la My Yankee boy Tra la la la la you bring much joy But if I go out and take ze motor ride Why you might want to pull down ze blind inside And zen you try to get a little fly So I better, Tra la la la la Tra la la la la come ca. Chorus 2 Tra la la la la ze naughty child Tra la la la la he get too wild If I ever give to sweet pa pa one kiss Zen he'll know what real love is Tra la la la la Oh you baby Tra la la la la I know cherie That when you say zat with love your heart is full I know zats only what Yankee call ze "bull" And if I let you get ze kiss I bet Why then I know you'll Tra la la la la Tra la la la la come ca. CLICK HERE TO PLAY THIS SONG

Come Back To Playland With Me Year 1912 Written and Sung By Maud Lambert M. Witmark and Sons Share this song with friends

First Verse The lovelight is bright in your eye, dear, Mem'ries are bringing you joy, I know you are thinking of childhood, The land of the girl and the boy; Come let's have day dreams together, Wander once more hand in hand Back to those days with their boy and girl ways, Playmates in dear old Playland: Second Verse Lets visit the old fashioned haunts, dear, Travel on memories train, And soon we'll be strolling through childhood, Our hearts will be glad once again Let's linger long o'er each fancy, Each one will bring joy and sublime, Each passing year will enfold charms so dear, Playmates at dear old Playtime: Chorus Playland, Playland, Land of nursery rhymes Boys and girls in golden curls, "Ring a rosey" times, Childish games we played, dear, When our hearts were free, Mem'ries embraces will bring old faces, So come back to Playland with me. CLICK HERE TO PLAY THIS SONG

Nobody Knows And Nobody Seems To Care Year 1919 By Irving Berlin Irving Berlin, Inc. 1587 Broadway New York City Share this song with friends

First Verse I'm sad and lonely, There's a good reason why Nobody cares about me That's why I'm sad as can be I long for someone Somebody, yes indeed Lovin' kisses from one, Is exactly what I need Second Verse I'd love a sweetie, Hanging around the place Someone to worry about I'd never want to go out My home is gloomy Nobody's there that's why I feel "bride and groomy" Can't you see it in my eye Chorus Many's the time I feel so lonesome But nobody knows, And nobody cares I've grown so tired of being by "my own some" I want somebody to hug, Cuddle and snug as comfy as a bug in the rug, Many's the time I feel like spooning, But nobody knows and nobody cares I guess I'll make out a little "ad" That I want some lovin so bad 'Cause nobody knows and nobody seems to care. CLICK HERE TO PLAY THIS SONG

I Miss You Honey, Miss You All The Time Year 1911 By Charles K. Harris Published by Chas. K. Harris Share this song with friends

First Verse I can see a picture of a cottage In a valley 'neath a Southern sky, I can see her standing 'mid the flowers. Where we plighted troth, my love and I; Just a lovers quarrel, then we parted, She may love another, I suppose But my heart goes out to her with yearning, And I wonder if my Honey knows. Second Verse Violets are growing in the meadow, Honey suckles twine around her door, I can see her in the grassy orchard. Over her the pink white blossoms pour; There is something calls me back to Honey, 'Tis no use, I'm going home today, Take her in my arms once more and tell her, How I longed to see her and to say. Chorus Oh, how I miss you Honey, miss you, Could I only kiss you, kiss you, If I could but hold you in my arms again; For, oh, my heart is sad and weary Just for you, my little dearie, How I miss you, honey, miss you all the time. CLICK HERE TO PLAY THIS SONG

Auf Wiedersehn Fraulein Year 1907 By J. Fred Helf Featured by Al. H Wilson The Singing Ambassador of German Dialect Hitland Music Publishers Elf and Hager Co. 43 W. 28th St. New York Share this song with friends

First Verse Fraulein mine, the silvry Rhine is gleaming in the moonlight, The trumpets blast Has come at last Upon this silent June night. Your tear dimmed eyes like star lit skies, Look into mine with yearning, They plead in vain, Auf Wiedersehn, Some day I'll be returning. Second Verse Fraulein mine, though stars may shine, And foaming steins be clinking, By campfires bright, A toast each night, To you I will be drinking. No dark eyed maid I'll serenade, Our tale of love to hinder, To each I'll vow, I've got a Frau, And half a dozen kinder. Chorus There's a smile on your lips Fraulein darling, There are tears in your eyes of blue, And the sound of the trumpet is calling, Fare thee well, fare thee well to you. Though we part, still my heart will be yearning, Till we meet by the beautiful Rhine, Fraulein mine, for Auld Lang Syne, down by the Rhine we'll drink a stein, Auf Wiedersehn, Fraulein! CLICK HERE TO PLAY THIS SONG

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