A popular song from 1910.
Words by Jos. H. McKeon.
Music by W. Raymond Walker.
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
1. Wedding bells are chiming for a honeymoon
If they don’t stop ringing, I’ll go crazy soon
Dress up in your brand new go-to-meeting gown
Hurry, lovey, then we’ll visit Parson Brown
Decorate your face up with a loving smile
Then we’ll do that Wedding March in ragtime style
When they see us coming, everybody will be humming
That ever loving honeymoon glide
Chorus:
Oh, Oh, that honeymoon glide
Ever loving honeymoon glide (my baby)
Swing, Cling right up to my side
Slip that ring around your finger
Honey, don’t you dare to linger
Oh, let those Wedding bells ring
Lead the parson right to my side
Lordy, please begin it, I can’t wait another minute
For that ever loving honeymoon glide
2. Honey, did I hear you say you’re feeling queer
I will cure your feelings in a minute dear
Do you think that you will do some fainting soon
Doctor, doctor, lady needs a honeymoon
Put me in an airship, please, I want to fly
Kiss me, honey love, and I will tell you why
Lord, I’m getting dizzy, better get that organ busy
And play that loving honeymoon glide