Colorado I Oft Times Hear You Call

a 1922 popular song
words and music by M.C. Whitman

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The sheet music:

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Accompaniment:

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Lyrics

1. There’s a place that I know, where the columbines grow
   And night spreads a mantle of rest
   Where the sun shines bright, from morning till night
   It’s the place I will always love best

Oh! Dear old Colorado, I oft times hear you call
I hear you in the morning, when the sun begins to shine
I hear you when I’m lonely, and my heart begins to pine
I hear you in the evening when twilight shadows fall
O: Colorado, Colorado, I oft times hear you call

2. There’s a place that I know, where the wild roses grow
   And the meadow lark sings all day long
   Where the pine trees sway, at the dawning of day
   And life seems as sweet as a song

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Sung here by Fred Feild: