When I’m Out With You

A popular song from 1916
Words and music by Irving Berlin


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. Let’s take a stroll up the avenue
    Dearie, I love to be seen with you
    Showing off is one of my joys
    Let me show you off to the boys
    You’ll never guess what they say and do
    When I am out with you

Refrain
I’ve seen them stare as we’re passing by
I’ve seen them glare with a jealous eye
Let me tell you that I’m all in clover
When I notice how they look you over
I’ve heard them cry, “It’s the very best!”
Now you know why I throw out my chest
You beautiful thing, I’m as proud as a king
When I’m out with you

  1. I like your clothes ’cause I think they’re great
    You’re the original fashion plate
    Always something diff’rent to show
    All dressed and someplace to go
    If I’m conceited, don’t think it queer
    There is a reason, dear

Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein: