Some Sunday Morning (1917)

A popular song from 1917
Words by Gus Kahn and Raymond Egan
Music by Richard A. Whiting


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by Denese Coulbeck:


Lyrics

  1. We’ve been keeping company quite a while
    I see the neighbors smile
    Each time I call around here, Dear
    My friends have been pumpin’ me and I know
    They think me mighty slow
    But I’ll fool ‘em all yet, YOU BET

Chorus
Some Sunday Morning when the weather’s fine
The song bird’s singing and the world in rhyme
I’ve plann’d a wedding Dearie just for you
The news is spreading that I’ll be there too with bells on
Dress’d up in muslin what a bride you’ll be
Each Si and Hiram Sure will envy me
The village joker I suppose
Will hand us both some baby clothes
Some Sunday Morning when wedding bells chime

2, Old maids have been schooling you right along
They say that you’re all wrong
To waste your time upon me, Gee
My friends say I’m foolin’ you they don’t dream
We have a little scheme
That will open their eyes, WE’RE WISE


Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein: