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My Little Girl
Music by Albert Von Tilzer
Lyricist: Words by Sam M. Lewis and Will Dillon
Published 1915 by Broadway Music Corp.

[Verse 1]
I write these lines to tell you that I'm sorry I left home,
Because I'm all alone, Why did you let me roam.
Some one put the jinx on me, I'm up against it strong,
I'm out of work and so I wrote a song.
The first verse dear is very sweet, because it speaks of you,
I'm sending you the chorus, read it thro'.

[Chorus]
My little girl you know I love you,
And I long for you each day,
My little girl I'm dreaming of you,
Tho' you're many miles away,
I see the lane, down in the wildwood,
Where you promised to be true.
My little girl, I know you're waiting
And I'm coming back to you.

[Verse 2]
The second verse is not complete, I cannot rhyme the part,
That goes with aching heart,But I was never smart.
You know that the chorus is the part that must be heard,
And now I've got a job to rhyme that word.
Now if this song should make a hit, I'll marry you in June,
And if it don't there'll be no honeymoon.

[Repeat Chorus]