A popular song from 1923
Words by George Little
Music by Carl Rupp
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
I’m way down East, you’re way out West, little pal of mine.
Stars up above know of our love, and they know I pine.
While seeking rest I turn to the West.
I open my heart to the stars and whisper:
Chorus
Arizona Stars tonight you shine
Upon a little pal of mine.
Cross the great divide thru space and time,
Easch message of the stars our hearts entwine.
Sometime in June, and June comes soon,
You’ll brightly shine on a honeymoon.
Arizona Stars so hear my plea
And shine with all your lovelight for me.
Verse 2
‘Most ev’ry night, when stars so bright, fill my heart with love,
Then I confess love’s happiness to each star above.
Whisper your name and try to explain.
The reason I sing to the stars while dreaming:
Sung by Laurence Rubenstein: