Meet Me at the Station Dear

Authors

Ted Snyder
Sam M. Lewis
Joe Young

Document Type

Score

Publication Date

1917

Comments

Meet Me at the Station Dear
Music by Ted Snyder
Words by Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young

New York: Waterson, Snyder and Berlin Co.

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Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Any time want a a little kiss from you
Mother's always in the way;
When our lips begin to pout,
Brother Bill Walk in and out.
Father comes in with a smile and says, "hello,"
Just to spoil our kissing game;
They think they're smart but oh! sweetheart,
We'll fool them just the same.

[Chorus]
Meet me at the station,
Where the trains come and go, oh!
Make believe relation,
And I just came in to se the city,
Don't you forget to treat me pretty;
Greet me,when you meet me, like I've been away a year;
We'll kiss "good-byes" and kiss "helloes". With ev'ry train that comes and goes,
So meet me at the station dear.

[Verse 2]
Someone must have told your mother of our scheme,
I think that she's getting wise;
She just told your sister Bess,
To take the long train off your dress,
Daddy said your brother had a brand new job,
Gateman on the B. and O;
The Erie line is twice as fine,
Besides its twice as slow.

[Chorus]

Recommended Citation

Snyder, Ted; Lewis, Sam M.; and Young, Joe, "Meet Me at the Station Dear" (1917). Historic Sheet Music Collection. 904.
https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/sheetmusic/904