A popular song from 1917. Words and Music by Irving Berlin. Cover Art by Albert W. Barbelle. Copyright ©27 Aug 1917.
Sheet Music
Accompaniment
Lyrics
Refrain:
Whose little heart are you breaking now, little butterfly?
Who is the one that you’re shaking now, little butterfly?
Who keeps on ringing
Your telephone, one-two-three-four?
Who keeps on singing
“What do you want to make those eyes at me for?”
Who sends you candy and flowers now, little butterfly?
Spending above what his folks allow
I wonder whose feelings you’re hurting
When he catches you flirting
Whose little heart are you breaking now?
Sung by Laurence Rubenstein:
Performance
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