| K-K-K-KISS ME AGAIN | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Georgie White, every night Used to call and see his bunch of delight But Susie stuttered so much it's true It took her half an hour to murmur 'I love you' When the clock was striking nine He'd give her a parting kiss But he never got away till the break of day And the reason was simply this. For Chorus: Every time he tried to say 'Good night' She'd say 'K-K-K-Kiss me again' Every time he made for the door She'd say 'K-K-K-Kiss me some more' Then he'd stand, hat in hand, trying to escape in vain But every time he tried to say 'Good night' She'd say 'G-G-Georgie, turn out the light, And c-c-come back and cuddle me tight And K-K-K-Kiss me again Georgie cried, spoony eyed, 'Tell me little popsywops that you'll be my bride' Though he proposed the first of May She didn't finish saying 'yes' till Christmas day In the parlour they would spoon Till they heard the milkman call But since he gave her the ring, it's a marvellous thing That he ever goes home at all. For Chorus: They got wed, and it's said They were both delighted after twelve months had fled A little stranger came into town They took it to be christened by old Parson Brown When he asked them baby's name She said with a smile serene 'It's w-w-w-w woo' Well, before she was through That young baby had turned sixteen Chorus: |
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| Written and composed by Wynn Stanley & Andrew Allen - 1921 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Performed by Florrie Forde (1876-1940) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||