Historic Sheet Music Collection
Document Type
Score
Publication Date
1909
Lyrics
VERSE 1
You’re going away,
You’re going to leave me,
You’re going away,
How it will grieve me,
Dearie don’t sigh,
Those words “good bye,”
Think how I love you,
Think how I’ll cry;
Don’t let us part,
May be you’ll miss me,
Don’t break my heart,
Come dear and kiss me,
If you say “No” it must be so,
Teach me before I go.
CHORUS
You taught me how to love you,
Now teach me to forget,
Don’t leave me heavy hearted,
And fill me with regret,
Your sweet face haunts me always,
I’m sorry that we met,
You taught me how to love you,
Now teach me to forget.
VERSE 2
Something of late,
dear has estranged you,
Love turned to hate,
Oh, how it’s changed you,
Love’s dream is o’er,
Sweet hearts no more,
“Good bye” forever
Not “Au revoir;”
May be some day,
You’ll miss me too, dear,
When I’m away
You will feel blue dear,
May be you’ll sigh,
May be you’ll cry,
Sorry you said “Good Bye.”
CHORUS
Recommended Citation
Drislane, Jack; Bryan, Alfred; and Meyer, George W., "You Taught Me How To Love You, Now Teach Me To Forget" (1909). Historic Sheet Music Collection. 1749.
https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/sheetmusic/1749
The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the author.
Comments
Words by Jack Drislane & Alfred Bryan
Music by Geo. W. Meyer
Photos: Kelly & Rio (center); 2 unknown (lower right)
Illustrator: E.P.C.
F.B. Haviland Publishing Company, New Zealand Bldg., Broadway & 37th St. New York.
Copyright 1909 by F. B. Haviland Pug. Co. Inc. 125 W. 37th St. N.Y.
International Copyright Secured.
Entered according to Act of the Parliament of Canada at the Department of Agriculture.
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