(We’ll Have To Pass the Apples Again) A popular song from 1916 Words by Chas. McCarron Music by Albert Von Tilzer
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Chorus:
Eve wasn’t modest ’till she ate that apple
That old apple was to blame
The minute that she ate it, she felt humiliated
And hid behind the apple tree till darkness came
If one little apple made the first girl modest
It ought to work now as well as then
Once they only wore a leaf
Clothes are getting just as brief
If every mother’s daughter
Wears dresses any shorter
We’ll have to pass the apples again
Chorus:
Eve wasn’t modest ’till she ate that apple
That old apple was to blame
The minute that she ate it, she felt humiliated
And hid behind the apple tree till darkness came
If one little apple made the first girl modest
It ought to work now as well as then
Way back in the olden days
Men were fooled by girlie ways
For then we never knew them
But now we see right through them
We’ll have to pass the apples again
Sung by Vancha March: