Oh Those Jazzing Toes

From the 1922 musical “Just Because”.
Words by Helen S. Woodruff.
Music by Madelyn Sheppard.


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. I’ve loved most ev’ry kind of maiden
    I’ve loved her dimples
    Her pretty hair and eyes
    My heart with love has been so laden
    I’ve acted simple
    And told me many lies

Refrain
But just the minute I met you
I know I’d never forget you
You ain’t got no pretty mug
There ain’t nothing much of you for me to hug
Yet I cannot do without you
There’s something about you
It ain’t the smile ‘neath your nose, dear
It ain’t your dainty dresses
It ain’t your sweet caresses
It’s your jazzing little toes

  1. I, sir, am just a pure sweet flower
    From girlhood’s garden
    Am blooming just for you
    Why, sir, I may be plucked this hour
    I beg your pardon
    But I am stuck on you

Sung here by Fred Feild: