RE fol LONESON

Words & Music by ROT TURK

and LOU HANDMAN

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Are You Lonesome To-night? Tune Ukulele

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Words and Music by ROY TURK and

LOU HANDMAN

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love you, and I al - ways will ro - manee of days now gone by.

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writ - ing you on - ly, To see if you care for me still. I made a blun-der, By let - ting you bid me "Good-bye'l

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RECITATION:

Someone said "The worlds a stage - and each must play a part" Fate had me play a lover - with you as my sweetheart Act number one was where we m e t - and lloved you at first glance I thanked the author for that part - and for giving me the chance.

You read your lines so cleverly-you never missed a cue I was the happiest person on ea r th -bu t then there came act two. You seemed to change-you acted s t range-but why?-l've never known Then came the day you went away-and left me all alone.

If you lied when you said you loved m e - I had no cause to doubt you For I'd rather go on hearing your l i e s - than to go on living without you The stage is ba re -and I'm standing the re - in the part of a broken clown And if you don't want to come back to me-they can ring the curtain down

Note: At the end of recitation sing the last two lines of chorus as follows:—IS YOUR HEART FILLED WITH PAIN SHALL I COME BACK AGAIN TELL ME DEAR, ARE YOU LONESOME TO-NIGHT

Copyright 1927 by IRVING BERLIN, Inc. 1607 Broadway, N.Y.C.

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Copyright 1927 by IRVING BERLIN, Inc. 1607 Bway N.Y. International Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved

COPIES ON SALE WHEREVER MUSIC IS SOLD This Number can also be had for your Phonograph and Player Piano

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