Ting-a-ling the Bells’ll Ring (1926 THE COCOANUTS)

Added to a Summer Edition of “THE COCOANUTS”, 1926 Summer Edition.
Words and Music by Irving Berlin.
Cover Art by Sydney Leff.
Copyright ©28 Jun 1926
Sheet Music from the collection of Michael Deatz.


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. I’ve composed a happy jingle
    For you my dear
    And I filled it with conventional rhymes
    It will tell you what I’m thinking
    So lend an ear to my song of love
    And wedding bell chimes

Chorus
Ting-a-ling the bells ‘ll ring
And as they swing, the crowd ‘ll sing
The Queen and King are entering, so Ting-a-ling
Down the aisle that seems a mile
We’ll walk in style and try to smile
Then in a while a domicile and everything
When it’s done and two are one forever
We’ve begun a life that none can sever
Ting-a-ling the bells ‘ll ring
And in the spring the stork may bring
A tiny thing that we can swing to Ting-a-ling

  1. I adore the happy jingle you wrote for me
    And I wish I could remember those rhymes
    Maybe I could learn the words and the melody
    If I heard it sung a couple of times