Historic Sheet Music Collection
Document Type
Score
Publication Date
1906
Lyrics
VERSE 1
I feel so blue,
I long for you,
There’s nothing else on earth will satisfy me
I never knew till I met you,
That my heart could beat so loud and throb so wildly
I long to tell you dear how much I love you,
I am so sad,
Please make me glad,
Come and sit beside me say that you will try
to love me just a little bye and bye.
CHORUS
Won’t you be my sweetheart, can’t you see I’m all alone,
Won’t you be my sweetheart, won’t you call me all your own,
I will always love you and from you I’ll never part
So throw your arms around me and be my sweetheart,
heart.
VERSE 2
I saw you wink,
And now I think,
That you have for a sweetheart long been pining
your answer’s yes, that I can guess,
For I see the love light in your eyes is shining
Just come and press your lips to mine and kiss me,
A word from you,
Will join us two,
Come and do not tarry let me hear you say
That you will love and honor and obey.
CHORUS
Recommended Citation
Ennis, Harry, "Won't You Be My Sweetheart" (1906). Historic Sheet Music Collection. 1736.
https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/sheetmusic/1736
The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the author.
Comments
Won't You Be My Sweeteart
A Dainty Love Song
By Harry Ennis
Published by Tyro Music Co.
265 6th Ave., New York
Chas. Sheard & Co., London Eng. (Charles Sheard & Co.)
Copyright MCMVI, By Thos. E. McGuiness (Thomas E. McGuiness)
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