A 1917 popular song.
Words by William Jerome.
Music by Milton Ager.
Sheet music provided by Laurence Rubenstein:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- Can’t you hear those church bells ringing
For the blushing bride and groom?
Rice and presents folks are bringing
Roses lend their sweet perfume
For the wedding someone’s baking possum
In your hair just place an orange blossom
Parson’s waiting, choir is singing
For the blushing bride and groom
Chorus
Come along, come along, my sun kissed baby
Come along, come along, you luscious lady
In the spring when love is king
Church bells know just when to ring
That’s the ring that makes the angels sing:
“Halleluiah, Honey!”
Down the aisle with a smile we’ll never falter
Till we stand hand in hand beside the alter
Our relations will be there
Pink carnations ev’rywhere
Showered on the blushing bride and groom
2. Lots of fun in honeymooning
For the blushing bride and groom
Cupid’s there to watch you spooning
Always ’round when love’s a-bloom
As along the road of love we travel
What a story we can both unravel
Hearts ballooning, birds a-crooning
For the blushing bride and groom
Sung here by Fred Feild: