Oh! That Moonlight Glide

A popular song from 1910.
Words by Junie McCree.
Music by Albert Von Tilzer.


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. Tickets, please, all abo’d
    Ring dat steamboat bell
    Come on Lize, take a ride
    Dis am sumpin’ swell
    Sail away, down the bay
    Two-step side by side
    Face to face, we’ll embrace
    In dat moonlight glide

Chorus
Oh! that moonlight glide, glide, glide
On a steamboat ride, ride, ride
If you trip, or you slip, take a tip
Grab the ship by the side, side, side
Balance all, right and left
Promenade and slide
Then sing anything
While you swing in a ring
Oh, that’s a moonlight glide

  1. Who dat man smilin’, Lize
    At you over dere
    If he don’t stop it
    I’ll disarrange his hair
    Honey lamb dat am Sam
    He de cap’n, too
    Wants a dance, ain’t no chance
    Coz I’m here with you

Sung here by Vancha March: