The Same Old Song

From “The Passing Show of 1915”
Words by Arthur Wimperis
Music by Herman Finck


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. I’ve a few words to say
    Tell me do, what are they?
    Can’t you guess, have a shot
    I confess, I cannot
    Suppose you could care for me?
    Suppose I should? Let me see
    I’m in love, that is why
    Heavens above, so am I
    Old Adam, I believe
    Said much the same to Eve

Refrain
It’s the same old song once again
With the same old tender refrain
And the words seem to start
From the depths of the heart
To a tune that gets on the brain
It’s a song of pleasure and pain
It’s a song of sunshine and rain
And the day that we met
Heaven made a duet
Of the same old song once again

  1. I love you, d’you love me?
    ‘Course I do, can’t you see?
    Are you sure you’ll be true?
    Yes, if you’re faithful, too
    You’ll be my wedded wife
    Till I die, yours for life
    All the earth will be ours
    All the mirth, all the flowers
    And life will flow along
    A thread of silver song