On The Honeymoon Express

From “The Honeymoon Express”, 1913
Words by Lou Klein
Music by James Kendis and Frank Stilwell


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. There’s train down at the station
    It’s a train for recreation
    Very soon it will be on it’s way
    To the land of honey-mooning
    Where there’s nothing else but spooning
    All the livelong night and day
    Don’t even stop to buy your wedding dress
    But jump aboard that honey moon express

Chorus:
Just see those honey-mooners spooning
Gee but I’m glad I’m here dear
Look, look those two are mushing
Say, say why are you rushing
Take your time, take your time
‘Cause you’ll get yours
Just hear those pet names they are calling
While on the road to happiness
If there should be a wreck
Just fall right on his neck
On that spoony, spoony honeymoon express

  1. What is all that noise they’re making
    Must be Mister Cupid taking
    On a lot of loving, dear, I guess
    Listen hon, how loud they’re kissing
    Say you don’t know what you’re missing
    On this honey moon express
    Conductor if you ever throw that switch
    You’ll throw us into alimony ditch