. . . In June, June, June
A popular song from 1913.
Words and music by Guy Romagosa.
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
1. I’m thinking of you, dearie, every day
And I wonder how you are
Far away aren’t you afraid
I’ll run away honey and you’ll lose your babe
You know that you always had your way, dear
That’s why you want to stray
So honey, listen to my plea
Won’t you please dome back to me
CHORUS
Come back dearie, for I love you
Pa and Ma say we could marry
What’s the use to linger, Harry
Time is near, so honey don’t you fear
We can spoon, spoon, spoon
Beneath the silvery moon
In June, June, June
2. June moon shining brightly up above, dear
And I am all alone
Dreaming of the days gone by
When we were happy, dear, just you and I
Sweet visions of love appear before me
I’m lonesome as can be
I’m waiting for those happy days
We will live as one always