Dear Old New York

a 1922 popular song
words by Larry Urbach
music by Victor Nurnberg


The sheet music:


Accompaniment:


Lyrics

  1. London says it’s best, thinks it beats the rest
    Paris too is boasting with pride, ever since Joan of Arc died
    Venice, land of dreams, prideful too it seems
    All these cities proud can be
    But New York is the place for me

Chorus
Dear old New York, good old New York
You are a wonder, let others talk
What can compare with your beauty so rare
All time is joy time oh that I must declare
Believe me Broadway at night sure is some sight
Oh street of much renown, and on the East Side, West Side
All around the town, all is gay every day, dear old New York

  1. Every town I know, loves to boast and crow
    Of it’s nearness to Paradise, which may all be very nice
    But I must contend to the very end
    Your hometown’s great I’ll agree
    But New York is the place for me

Sung here by Fred Feild: