A popular song from 1919
Words by Harry Pease
Music by Ed. Nelson and Fred Mayo
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- Dearest, it’s simply beautiful
Dearest, it’s really wonderful
Think of all the happy days
In store for you and me
You can picture all the bliss
If you’ll just imagine this
Chorus:
Can you imagine
Just a cozy little cottage
Can you imagine
One just built for you and me
Where roses bloom dear
In the morning night and noon, dear
And birdies chirp pretty tunes of love
In the trees above
To the preacher man we’ll wander
In the chapel over yonder
We must not ponder at Cupid’s call
And when we take that “golden oath”
The folks will say, “God bless you both”
Now think it over
Just imagine it that’s all
- Dearest, I’ll skip away to town
Dearest, I’ll buy a wedding gown
You go tell the preacher
To be ready when we call
Then how happy we will be
When it’s all reality
Sung by Laurence Rubenstein: