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No. 21 - Song - Daisy - "Sammy"
| Daisy: | Did you ever meet the fellow fine and dandy, Who can readily dispel your ills and woes? As a lady's cavalier he's very handy Where'er one goes. That's the very sort of fellow I'm in love with, He's as bright as daffodils in early spring, And to me the finest bliss is Just to revel in his kisses When to him I sing: "Sammy, oh, oh, oh, Sammy, For you I'm pining when we're apart; Sammy, when you come wooing There's something doing around my heart. Sammy, oh, oh, oh, Sammy, Can't live without you, my dream of joy; Tell me, oh, oh, oh, tell me, You're only mine, my Sammy boy." |
| Chorus: | "Sammy, oh, oh, oh, Sammy, For you I'm pining when we're apart; Sammy, when you come wooing There's something doing around my heart. Sammy, oh, oh, oh, Sammy, Can't live without you, my dream of joy; Tell me, oh, oh, oh, tell me, You're only mine, my Sammy boy." |
| Daisy: | In the evening, when the summer moon is beaming, On the river where the waters rush and swirl, With my Sammy boy a-spooning and a-dreaming, You'll find this girl; When within his manly arms I am reclining, Like a bird in summer time upon the wing, I imagine I'm a-flying Up to Paradise a-hieing, As to him I sing: "Sammy, oh, oh, oh, Sammy, For you I'm pining when we're apart; Sammy, when you come wooing There's something doing around my heart. Sammy, oh, oh, oh, Sammy, Can't live without you, my dream of joy; Tell me, oh, oh, oh, tell me, You're only mine, my Sammy boy." |
| Chorus: | "Sammy, oh, oh, oh, Sammy, For you I'm pining when we're apart; Sammy, when you come wooing There's something doing around my heart. Sammy, oh, oh, oh, Sammy, Can't live without you, my dream of joy; Tell me, oh, oh, oh, tell me, You're only mine, my Sammy boy." |
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Page modified 24 November 2016