I’m All Dressed Up But No Place To Go

A popular song from 1913
Words by Thos. S. Allen
Music by Joseph M. Daly


The sheet music:


  1. Young Willie Brown was known all over the town
    He was a wonderful flirt
    And just the noise of a skirt
    Would always set his simple brain in a whril
    He used to brag how he could get any girl
    This night he’s standing around
    A certain corner in town
    He looked so lonesome and sad
    His friend said, “Where is she lad?”
    Then Willie said, “Oh, please go ‘way, Mister Gloom
    I’ve got trouble enough of my own

Chorus
Because I’m all dressed up and no place to go
Roaming all around just like a Romeo
Oh! won’t somebody take a little notice of me
When I’m all dressed up and
Here I’ve got the cash to spend
And I can’t meet a single friend
I’m all dressed up and no place to go

  1. “I’m waiting here” he said “for one little dear
    Since just a quarter to eight
    That was the time for the date
    I’ve been a-stalling ’round and just looking wise
    At every girl I’ve made these google-y eyes
    I wore my best Sunday suit
    Just so I’d look kind of cute
    I’ve stood right here on the street
    Just so to give them a treat
    But now I guess I’ll have to be on my way
    Nothing doing for Willie tonight

Chorus
Because I’m all dressed up and no place to go
Roaming all around just like a Romeo
Oh! won’t somebody take a little notice of me
When I’m all dressed up and
Here I’m ready with the “dough”
And not a “chick” to say “hellow”
I’m all dressed up and no place to go