A popular song from 1923.
Words and music Van & Schenck and Henry Lodge.
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
What do you think of me
I’ve got an invitation
Where do you think I’ll be?
Down by the railroad station
Who do you think I’ll see
Back from a long vacation
Oh, boy Oh, boy
There will be trouble and joy
How do you think she’ll look
The gal that I admire
Handsome as in a book
Her hair as red as fire
Many’s the time she shook
Me in her wild desire
CHORUS
That red-head gal, she’s got me worried
That red-head gal, makes me feel blue
I had a brunette and a blond
Of both of them I was very fond
But since she came, I’m not the same
For she’s got me bottled in bond
That red-head gal, she makes me tired
I’m in her spell, I’m telling you
She shakes a pair of wicked eyes
She stands up straight, but how she lies
That red-head gal just can’t be true
CHORUS
That red-head gal, she’s got me worried
That red-head gal, makes me feel blue
I rubbed my nose off in the hall
Kissing her shadow that’s on the wall
Hot lips she’s got, a beauty spot
And other things that made me fall
That red-head gal, she makes me tired
I’m in her spell, I’m telling you
Last week she went and died her hair
Her disposition is still there
That red-head gal just can’t be true
Sung by Laurence Rubenstein
Harmonica by Steve Rubenstein: