Historic Sheet Music Collection
Document Type
Score
Publication Date
1923
Lyrics
1. There's only one fair city in the wide world for me,
It's always in my thoughts and where I'm always glad to be,
Oft' have I wondered far away to many distant lands,
As often to return to her who held out greeting hands,
O city of the Angels I can hear your silvery call,
I simply can't resist you,
For you are the Queen of all,
Los Angeles, Los Angeles, we love you far the best,
You're California's morning glory, Queen of the Golden West.
CHORUS
Miss Los Angeles,
My Los Angeles,
Fairest flower of the west,
Of all the cities in the wide world,
I love you far the best,
Sweetest city of the Angels,
Far fairer than the rest,
We all love you Miss Los Angeles,
Our sweetheart of the Golden West.
2. My winsome Miss Los Angeles the fairest of the fair,
I love to watch your golden sunbeams dancing in the air,
Los Angeles, Los Angeles, no fairer name there be,
Sweet city of the Angels always home sweet home to me,
Queen city of the Angels I will heed no other call,
For I will never leave you,
As I love you best of all,
In Southern California, land of Sun-kissed orange tree,
Oh winsome Miss Los Angeles we can't help loving thee.
Recommended Citation
Elliott, Vern and Dale, Robert V., "Miss Los Angeles: Queen of the Golden West" (1923). Historic Sheet Music Collection. 1775.
https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/sheetmusic/1775
The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the author.
Comments
"Lo Angeles - 'Where flowers bloom in winter' - Greets the World
Lyric by Robert V. Dale
Music by Vern Elliott
Price 50¢ net
Cover illustration signed P.M. Griffith
Published by Robert V. Dale
210 Tait Bldg. Los Angeles
Copyright MCMXXIII by Robert V. Dale
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