Let’s Go Where We Can Have Some Fun

A 1911 popular song
words by Will D. Cobb
music by Tom Kelley

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The sheet music:

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Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:

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Lyrics

1. Dorothy Dilks sells satins and silks
   Second floor, second aisle to the right
   With one eye on the stock
   And one eye on the clock
   From “Good morning, boss,” till “Good night”
   Do you blame her a bit
   When the fellow who’s “It”
   Calls around at the close of the day
   And says smiling bright
   “What’s on for tonight?”
   If she smiling back answers, “Say”

Chorus
Let’s go where we can have some fun
You have some, I’ll have some
Let’s go where we can make things hum
Tomorrow’s another day, Yea!
Let’s have a “strike up a tuney” time
Loony time, spoony time
Let’s go where, where, where, where
Where we can have some fun

2. Dennie Devere, Assistant Cashier
   Putting down, adding up, was a champ
   On a stool he would pose
   With his knees near his nose
   Till his leg caught the bookkeeper’s cramp
   But no Doctor for him
   For that cramp in his limb
   For his leg would be pulled in good shape
   He knew, believe me, when Dorothy D.
   From her face let these words escape

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Sung here by Vancha March: