A Quaint Old Love Song

From the musical “The Fattest Calf”, 1915.
Words by R. Cutler.
Music by F. Hyde.


The sheet music:


Accompaniment:


Lyrics

  1. In the bygone days
    Dear romantic days
    Love was more than song
    Hearts were strong and men’s friendships were long
    Pas and Mas were true
    And the Renos few
    And marriage vows were kept up forever
    In the days that father knew

Chorus
Sing me a quaint old love song
Sing me a song of yore
Something not sung by ev’ry vulgar throng
Free from a syncopated score (my darling)
Sing me of Annie Laurie
Or of Clementine
Oh! sing me some sweet song of the past
And tell me you’ll be mine

  1. In the modern days
    All our ragtime lays
    Played on graphophones
    Tell of Sue and her beau Johnny Jones
    Irving Berlin’s rot
    And the Castle’s trot
    And all this modern music is trash, you know
    Real love is quite forgot

Sung here by Vancha March: