A new jazz hit, 1919. Words by Byron Gay. Music by Byron Gay and Arnold Johnson.
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Oh, lady “O” how she can snuggle
She’s as sweet as can be
And when I hold her “hannie”
“O” the way she whispers
Pretty nothings to me
Completely gets my “nannie”
“O” it isn’t what she does but
“O” the clever way she does it
Does that fascinating thing that
Rhymes with “dove”, sweet cookie
“O” the way she vamps me
With her go get ’em eyes
And puts me in a flurry
“O” the way I fall for all her beautiful lies
Believe me I should worry
“O” the way she feeds me taffy
“O” I think she’ll drive me daffy
O, O, O, O, how my supersentimental
Wonderful sweetie can love
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