Historic Sheet Music Collection
Document Type
Score
Publication Date
1913
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Oh! oh! Hear the bells a ringing!
Oh! oh! hear the organ singing!
Are you ready?
It’s our wedding day, Hooray!
Oh! oh! see the folks are waiting!
Take my hand, and,
When the knot it tied,
Standing side by side,
We will start for Happy land.
[Chorus]
“Lets go honey spooning, Honey!
In the Loving Land we’ll wander, hand in hand,
Oh! Oh! Oh! Lets go honey mooning Honey!
Say, won’t that be grand?
Just you Listen to this:
We’ll have all kinds of bliss,
For we’ll hug and we’ll kiss,
Not a thing will we miss!
Come along!
Come along to Honey moon Land”
[Verse 2]
Oh! oh! how my heart is humming!
Oh! oh! happy days are coming!
Hear that music playing soft and low, lets go!
Oh! oh! Preacher is a calling;
Time is here, dear, In a little while,
Walking down the aisle,
I will whisper in your ear:
[Chorus]
*Note: hand written lyrics have been added above the staff
Recommended Citation
Smith, Henry Clay and Browne, Raymond A., "Come Along to Honeymoon Land" (1913). Historic Sheet Music Collection. 218.
https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/sheetmusic/218
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Comments
Come Along to Honeymoon Land
(Let’s Go Honeymooning Honey)
Successfully Sung By
Edward Convey
Music by Henry Clay Smith
Lyrics by Raymond A. Browne
New York: Smith & Browne Inc. Music Publishers, 124 W. 45th St.
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