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Dolly Connolly - Ragtime Mocking Bird 1912 Vaudeville Songs (Irving Berlin Songs)

Columbia Records - Dolly Connolly - Ragtime Mocking Bird 1912 - (Recorded 05/1912) Music & Lyrics by Irving Berlin. Dolly Connolly Born December 16, 1888, Chicago, IL - Died November 30, 1965, New York, NY A contralto, Dolly Connolly's success came singing tin pan alley songs, many of which were written by her husband Percy Wenrich. Not bad for a song over 100 years old! The year the Titanic sank as well. Lyrics: [1st verse:] Honey dear, honey dear Can't you hear that ragtime mocking bird? Lend an ear, lend an ear To the dearest notes you ever have heard Here's the man, here's the man Here's the man who owns that mocking bird Hear him yell that he'd sell it for a dollar bill Yes he will, yes he will [chorus:] Honey, won't you buy for me that ragtime mocking bird? Just open up your pocketbook Can't you hear me holler? Pay the man a dollar Honey, if you buy for me that ragtime mocking bird I'll call you names like King Louis the Third If you buy for me that ragtime mocking bird [2nd verse:] Honey dove, honey dove Don't you love that feathered Tetrazzin? Ev'ry note in her throat Is a boat chock'd full of peaches and cream If your heart cares for art Better part with that one dollar bill Honey, why don't you buy that bird and keep me still? Say you will, say you will