A Crazy Quilt of Songs.

Bruce Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 2626, 2 November 1894, Page 1 (Supplement)

A Crazy Quilt of Songs.

Springtime's come again, gentle Annie. Casey's at the bat. Hark, I hear an angel sing, Where did you get that hat? Won't you tell me why, Robin, I'm saddest when I sing Sweet violets, she's a daisy, The flowers that bloom in spring? Some days must be dark and dreary. . Wait till the clouds roll'by. Isabella,' with the gingham umbrella, Goodby, sweetheart, goodby. I stood on the bridge at midnight (True love can never die); My sweetheart's tho man in the moon. Say, how is that for high? How are yon off for stamps? Take me, Jamie, Jamie, dear. I'd offer thee this hand of mine If I had but a thousand ayear.

We never speak as we pass by. i Here's a pretty how-de-do. Take back the heart' that thou gayest. I would— wouldn't you? What's this dull town to me? I'm getting a big boy how. ' " ~ The old home ain't what it used to be.. Daddy wouldn't buy me a bowwow. Oh, what a difference in the morning! It's funny when you feel that way. I had fifteen dollars in my inside pocket. But it's ever so faraway./ : -v ' N ' What are the wild Waves saying? Said Ito myself , said I. . .-» -.'. Down went McGinty to the bottom of the

sea. "* Goodby, my lover, goodby. - Won't you tell me, Mollie darling *• (I'd really his to know), Who is GallagherWhy don't he let her go? Say aurevoir, but not goodby. Don't go t Tpmmyi, don't go. j The day is done,: the cat'came "back. ' Listen to my tale of woe. l; ' I'll take youiome again, Kathleen; ■'..-"""' v When thebandbegms to play The 6oijg that Iwok'eidy heart- — "Ta-ww-i ßoom-de-ay." If eVer I oea&ie to love Douglas, tender and true, -. imhang^ythar^onawijjjo^afc^ .""■' \ *£ :/}■-■ : --HSwYbrf World.