A waltz-fox trot from 1927.
Words and music by Wm. R. Clay and Ned Underhill.
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- When you’re lonely and blue
There’s a place to go to
Where there’s thrills and there’s music sublime
Where there’s fun in the air
And a smile ev’ry where
It’s a good place to have a good time
Chorus
Come with me for a lark out to Fairyland Park
Where the lights turn the nights into day
Wouldn’t you like to be
There in swimming with me?
How to float I will teach you the way
Then a skyrocket ride with you close by my side
Then we’ll dance till the dancing is through
For a world of delight on a wonderful night
Give me Fairyland Park and you
- They will show you the way
To be happy and gay
Where the Fairlyland lights are a-gleam
And you’ll laugh with the throng
As they whirl you along
For it’s just like a beautiful dream
Sung here by Vancha March: