Historic Sheet Music Collection

Document Type

Score

Publication Date

1914

Comments

Words by Ballard MacDonald. Music by Harry Carroll writers of "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine"

Published by Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. Music Publishers 224 West 47th St. New York

Cover illustration signed E. Pfeiffer N.Y.

Copyright MCMXIV by Shapiro, Bernsteein & Co.

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Lyrics

VERSE 1
Tipperary Tommy was a soldier boy,
Brave as any lad could be,
Tipperary Mary was a pretty lass,Ti
Waiting for her Tommy ‘cross the sea,
In her heart, in her heart a beating feeling tells
Of a love that is all true bblue,
And in her ear a song Tommy sang will linger long,
And thrill her thru’ and thru’:

CHORUS
Tip Top Tipperary Mary,
I love you true,
Tip Top Tipperary Mary,
My love’s true as your eyes of blue,
I dream of your endearing young charms,
Ev’ry night ‘thru
Tho’ I’m far away from Tipperary, Mary,
My heart’s with you.

VERSE 2
Tipperary Tommy, so the story goes,
Told a comrade one dark night,
“Ev’ry thing is fading, it’s myself that knows
Never ever more will Tommy fight,
In my heart, in my heart a throbbing seems to tell
Of my Mary so far away,
When you go marching home,
Sing to Mary ‘cross the foam
This song I sang one day.”

CHORUS

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