A popular song from 1925. Words by Alfred Bryan. Music by Geo. W. Meyer.
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If he gets too sentimental
Row! Row! Rosie
Rosie, Row for the shore
Even tho’ he’s sweet and gentle
Row! Row! Rosie
Don’t let him rock the boat
It’s mighty hard to float
Out on the ocean a kiss in the dark
Sometimes is worse than the bite of a shark
So, let your conscience be your guide
And Row! Row! Rosie!
Rosie, row for the shore
Chorus
If he gets too sentimental
Row! Row! Rosie
Rosie, row for the shore
Even tho’ he’s sweet and gentle
Row! Row! Rosie
No use to shout or squawk
You can’t get out and walk
You may be youthful and chock full of hope
But you won’t float, you’re not Ivory Soap
So, let your conscience be your guide
And Row! Row! Rosie!
Rosie, row for the shore
