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15 Aug 05 - 11:42 PM (#1542822) Subject: Lyr Req: We kiss on the sly, when no one is neigh From: GUEST Here's another one I need help on...this one comes from the other Grandma...she is 90...the only song she ever heard her mother sing...then she only sang parts of it.....goes: "We kiss on the sly, when no one is neigh out by the old kitchen door"....not much to work with but..or it could be "we court on the sly" thanks again,,,,Margaret |
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16 Aug 05 - 03:35 AM (#1542889) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: We kiss on the sly, when no one is ne From: Paul Burke We kiss on the sly When no one is nigh Out by the old kitchen door. I paw at her bra, She fumbles my fly, (I can't keep this up any more). |
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16 Aug 05 - 04:11 AM (#1542908) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: We kiss on the sly, when no one is neigh From: Gurney At least Paul's song rhymed. |
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19 Aug 05 - 12:55 AM (#1545456) Subject: Lyr Add: KISS ON THE SLY (De Nordendorf, 1870) From: Jim Dixon Probably not the song that is wanted, but where else would I get a chance to post this? From The Library of Congress American Memory Collection KISS ON THE SLY C. C. De Nordendorf, 1870 1. I know that young and old with me agree in this: There's nothing as delicious as a stolen kiss. What is more spicy than knowing danger nigh, In spite of all watching, to kiss on the sly? CHORUS: Ye bashful youths and maidens, watch your chance and try, For there's nothing sweeter than a kiss on the sly. REPEAT 2. Some enjoy flirtations or moonlight promenades, While others feel happy with drives through pleasant glades. All this is splendid fun, but better still, think I, Yes, most delightful is a kiss on the sly. 3. Of course, girls won't submit (though secretly right glad), But threaten to "call mother," and struggle and be mad; All this is proper, but when no one is nigh, Don't mind their little airs and kiss them on the sly. |
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19 Aug 05 - 05:18 AM (#1545508) Subject: Lyr Add: WHILE WE SIT BY THE OLD KITCHEN DOOR From: JohnInKansas While we sit by the old kitchen door / by J. P. Skelly. WHILE WE SIT BY THE OLD KITCHEN DOOR Skelly, J. P.. CREATED/PUBLISHED: New York: Saalfield, Richard A., 1884. RELATED TITLES: Music for a nation: American sheet music, 1870-1885. MEDIUM: 1 score CALL NUMBER: M2.3.U6A44 PART OF: American 19th-century sheet music. Copyright deposits, 1870-1885 REPOSITORY: Library of Congress. Music Division. DIGITAL ID: sm1884 21174 urn:hdl:loc.music/sm1884.21174 http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.music/sm1884.21174 Full score (.gif or .tiff, but the .tiff wouldn't load for me) from link (View this item) at the above or click SCORE WHILE WE SIT BY THE OLD KITCHEN DOOR There's a sweet little maid I'll tell you about She's fairer than all you could see To me, she is true, of that I've no doubt My dear little wife she will be We court on the sly, when nobody's nigh And promises to love ever more The moments are sweet, my joy is complete While we sit by the old kitchen door CHORUS All on the sly, there's no prying eye, Sweet kisses we share by the score In love's golden glow, we speak soft and low While we sit by the old kitchen door Some court in the park, some court in the dark They all like to court unawares Some stand in the hall quite close to the wall And some like to sit on the stairs Some court on the street and think they look sweet Some court while they waltz round the floor But if you would see my sweetheart and me Come round by the old kitchen door CHO Some stroll by the brook To a still shady nook And some take a seat by the stove Some sit half the night and turn down the light While fondly they're talking of love Some court on the train, and some in the rain And some in a nice candy stoore Go in for ice cream while deep in love's dream But give me the old kitchen door. CHO Could be the right one? John |
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23 Aug 05 - 06:59 PM (#1548059) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: We kiss on the sly, when no one is neigh From: Jim Dixon Bravo, John. I'd bet it is the right one. I hope Margaret comes back and sees it. |