Blowing Bubbles

A popular song from the year 1927.
Words by Sarah Grames Clark.
Music by Margaret McClure Stitt.

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The sheet music:

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Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:

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Lyrics

1. I’m playing a pretty fairy game
   And blowing bubbles is its name
   O, I should like to play with you
   So, won’t you please to join us, too
   If I blow bubbles out your way
   If I blow bubbles out your way
   Catch them, I pray

Chorus
Blowing bubbles is great fun
Once the sport is well begun
This is what we like to do
Blowing bubbles here with you

2. No wonder the little fairy folk
   Think blowing bubbles is a joke
   A bubble has only space inside
   And yet will grow up big and wide
   If I blow bubbles out your way
   If I blow bubbles out your way
   Catch them, I pray
3. In fairy bubbles hide secrets rare
   And that’s why fairy lights are there
   Sometimes they’re pink, sometimes they’re blue
   They’re there to bring good luck to you
   If I blow bubbles out your way
   If I blow bubbles out your way
   Catch them, I pray
4. O, did you ever stop to think
   In ev’ry little bubble pink
   Perhaps the tiny fairies stay
   And with the bubble children play
   If I blow bubbles out your way
   If I blow bubbles out your way
   Catch them, I pray

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