I loved her best of all; a 1923 popular song
words and music by Lew Brown and Carl Schraubstader
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- There’s a girl I’m wild about
Ev’ry time I take her out
I hug her, I squeeze her, I tease her so
And we always can be found
Where there’s no one else around
Do we cuddle? Do we pet?
You ain’t heard nothin’ yet
Chorus
I love her in the morning
And I love her at night
I love her, yes I love her
When the stars are shining bright
I love her in the springtime
And I love her in the fall
But last night on the back porch
I loved her best of all
- Ev’ry time that she’s alone
When I call her on the phone
I hurry, I scurry, I worry so
I’m afraid that I might see
Someone there in place of me
If I lost her, what a blow
I love her Oh! Oh! Oh!
Sung here by Fred Feild: