(What’s a “Fella” To Do)
A popular song from 1925
Words by Gus Kahn
Music by Ted Fiorito
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- Arabella Smith is a riot with
Every boy who ever comes her way
Fellows come in flocks
Stand in line for blocks
Every evening you can hear them saying
Chorus:
Say Arabella, what’s “fella” to do
If you won’t tell a “fella”
Well, a “fella” gets blue
You should pick somebody out
But you just keep ’em in doubt
Most every “fella” goes a-calling on you
Most every evening there’s a hundred or two
You never say who is who
Say Arabella, what’s a “fella” to do
- Arabella’s pa grumbles to her ma
Is this a convention hall, my dear
Everything in pants, battles for the chance
To impair a poor old father’s hearing