(Cuddle, Cuddle, Cuddle)
A popular song from 1910.
Words by Stanley Murphy.
Music by Percy Wenrich.
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
Come to me, come to me, two-stepin’ man
Come to your baby just as fast as you can
I want nobody but you
No one but you, no one but you
I want to cuddle right close to your breast
Right in your arms, babe, I’m buildin’ my nest
I want to whirl, babe, I want to twirl, babe
Close by your ever lovin’ side
Lawdy, hear that cello moanin’ and sigh’n
I want to feel this way, babe, when I’m dyin’
That heavenly jingle sets my blood a tingle
I just can’t stay single, that’s all
That lovin’ tune sets me all a fire
Keep on a swayin’, babe, I’ll never tire
So hold me tight, I could dance all night
‘Cause you certainly are some two-step man
Chorus:
Huddle, huddle, huddle, huddle, don’t let me be
Cuddle, cuddle, cuddle, cuddle up to me
Mesmerize me, hypnotize me, babe, I don’t care
Be my turtle dove, show me the way to love
Press your ever lovin’, lovin’ lips to mine
Just like sippin’ honey from a honey vine
Cuddle, cuddle, cuddle, cuddle close as you can
Lovin’ two-step man