A popular song from 1918.
Words by Edgar Leslie.
Music by Harry Ruby.
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
1. I know a boy and a girl who are feeling
Oh! so grand
Down at the altar they soon will be kneeling
Hand in hand
You’re wondering who they may be
It’s just my dearie and me
Chorus:
For the two of us there’s a June honeymoon
For the two of us, happy days
Folks all around have invitations
Each one in town sent congratulations
For the two of us, soon the choir will sing
As we take the marriage vow
We have a house and lot to live upon
It was a gift we got from Uncle John
It may be for three of us later on
But it’s just for the two of us now
2. I’m all prepared for the big celebration
Soon to be
There’ll be a crowd with a band at the station
Picture me
They’ll keep us busy I know
Dodging the rice that they throw