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Sheet Music Singer
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Vocal renditions of published songs found online. The performances closely follow the sheet music arrangements. More songs are available at www.sheetmusicsinger.com and at our sub-projects Greatest Songs, 1922 Songs, and High Brown Songs. This growing collection is a tiny fraction (around 1%) of all the sheet music that's available online. Our hope is that many others will join in the singing to recover much more of this lost music.
I've Got a Sweet Tooth Bothering Me (1916)
(Pull it out, pull it out, pull it out)
From the show “Step This Way”, 1916
Words and music by Irving Berlin
Lyrics
1. “Take me to the dentist right away”
Shouted little Johnny Jones one day
I’ve got a tooth that’s hurting me
And I simply can’t delay
In about an hour he was there
Standing right beside the dentist’s chair
And when they sat him inside
To the dentist, Johnny cried
Chorus
I’ve got a sweet tooth bothering me
Pull it out! Pull it out! Pull it out!
It isn’t candy or molasses
It isn’t honey, jam or cake
But when a sweet young lady passes
My tooth begins to ache
Like the dickens
I don’t use sugar at all in my coffee or my tea
But when I meet Rosie, Flo or May
My wisdom tooth says, “Keep away!”
But my sweet tooth starts bothering me
2. Johnny hollered out, “There’s no one home
In the second story of my dome
Except a thousand ladies fair
And it’s like a honeycomb
Every night when I sit down to eat
First I have my oysters, soup and meat
And then my favorite dessert
Is the rustle of a skirt
Extra Chorus from 1916 78rpm record by M.J. O’Connell (probably Billy Murray)
I’ve got a sweet tooth bothering me.
Pull it out, pull it out, pull it out!
It isn’t ice cream, cake or Huyler’s. *
I’ve not been eating sugar cane.
But every time I look at “chickens”,
Why, my tooth begins to pain-like the Dickens.
I don’t use sugar at all in my coffee or my tea.
But whenever I go near the beach,
My eye tooth says, “oh there’s a peach”.
But my sweet tooth starts bothering me.
* Huyler’s was a New York candy and restaurant chain that operated from 1874-1964.
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Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.
Get the sheet music and MIDI at:
www.sheetmusicsinger.com/ive-got-a-sweet-tooth-bothering-me/
From the show “Step This Way”, 1916
Words and music by Irving Berlin
Lyrics
1. “Take me to the dentist right away”
Shouted little Johnny Jones one day
I’ve got a tooth that’s hurting me
And I simply can’t delay
In about an hour he was there
Standing right beside the dentist’s chair
And when they sat him inside
To the dentist, Johnny cried
Chorus
I’ve got a sweet tooth bothering me
Pull it out! Pull it out! Pull it out!
It isn’t candy or molasses
It isn’t honey, jam or cake
But when a sweet young lady passes
My tooth begins to ache
Like the dickens
I don’t use sugar at all in my coffee or my tea
But when I meet Rosie, Flo or May
My wisdom tooth says, “Keep away!”
But my sweet tooth starts bothering me
2. Johnny hollered out, “There’s no one home
In the second story of my dome
Except a thousand ladies fair
And it’s like a honeycomb
Every night when I sit down to eat
First I have my oysters, soup and meat
And then my favorite dessert
Is the rustle of a skirt
Extra Chorus from 1916 78rpm record by M.J. O’Connell (probably Billy Murray)
I’ve got a sweet tooth bothering me.
Pull it out, pull it out, pull it out!
It isn’t ice cream, cake or Huyler’s. *
I’ve not been eating sugar cane.
But every time I look at “chickens”,
Why, my tooth begins to pain-like the Dickens.
I don’t use sugar at all in my coffee or my tea.
But whenever I go near the beach,
My eye tooth says, “oh there’s a peach”.
But my sweet tooth starts bothering me.
* Huyler’s was a New York candy and restaurant chain that operated from 1874-1964.
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Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein.
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.
Get the sheet music and MIDI at:
www.sheetmusicsinger.com/ive-got-a-sweet-tooth-bothering-me/
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Відео
Kate (1947)
Переглядів 356 годин тому
(Have I Come Too Early, Too Late) A popular song from 1947 Words and music by Irving Berlin Lyrics Here’s that man again waiting at your garden gate With a bouquet, don’t you send me away Have a little pity, Kate Poor me, can’t you see I’m in an awful state? Chorus How much longer must I wait, Kate Till you let me know my fate, Kate? The sun’s down, the moon’s out There’s no one in sight My que...
You’re Still an Old Sweetheart of Mine (1928)
Переглядів 832 години тому
A popular song from 1928 Words by Raymond B. Egan Music by Richard A. Whiting Lyrics 1. What’s the use of dreaming ’bout you Dear old Dear I’ve been taught to do without you Dear old Dear Still I keep your picture like a souvenir And I fall to sleep a-calling For you my Dear Chorus I wonder who’s under the stars with you tonight If you were here just to cheer me Dear All the world would seem mo...
Kiss Your Sailor Boy Goodbye (1913)
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A popular song from 1913 Words and music by Irving Berlin Lyrics 1. My honey dear, my honey dear You hear the steamboat whistle blowin’ My honey dear, my honey dear The whistle means I must be going Far across the sea Hear them calling me It’s the Captain’s orders I must go, so Chorus Kiss your sailor boy goodbye Now don’t you cry Just dry that tear from your eye, my honey Don’t feel so blue I’...
I'm Going To Find A Girl (1917)
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From “Leave It To Jane”, 1917 Words by P. G. Wodehouse Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics 1. I want the sort of wife Who’ll lead a calm, domestic life. (BUB.) For me that kind of dame, Would be a lot too tame. I want to find a girl Who’ll help me buck the social whirl. (STUB.) While I prefer the sort, Who’s fond of outdoor sport. Our tastes, you see, do not agree, But one thing you can take from me Ch...
You’re the One (1932)
Переглядів 794 години тому
(You Beautiful Son-of-a-Gun) A popular song from 1932 Words and music by Buddy Fields and Gerald Marks Lyrics 1. I’ve been looking everywhere for someone Like a Gay Lothario of old Seems to me that I have found that someone Kindly pardon me if I seem bold Chorus You’re the one You beautiful son-of-a-gun Oh, you’re the one for me In disguise, the devil is dancing There in your eyes And still you...
They Always Follow Me Around (1914)
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From the musical “Watch Your Step”, 1914 Words and music by Irving Berlin Lyrics 1. There must be something nice about me Because the girls can’t do without me I refuse them but can’t lose them They always follow me I never dare to go out riding I’ve always got to keep in hiding I’m a chappy most unhappy Just because the girls Chorus They follow me around, all around, all around Follow me aroun...
Sweetheart (1908)
Переглядів 764 години тому
A beautiful high-class ballad from 1908 Words by Arthur J. Lamb Music by Albert Von Tilzer Lyrics 1. There is a name I can only give you Sweetheart, Sweetheart Something about you so loving and true My Sweetheart Whether ’tis breathed in Maytime Or on a Summer’s day There’s but one song, that I sing all life long My sweetheart Refrain Sweetheart, Sweetheart Ever fond and true When I whisper I l...
Innocent Bessie Brown (1910)
Переглядів 947 годин тому
A popular song from 1910 Words and music by Irving Berlin Lyrics 1. Innocent Bessie landed in the city From Kankakee the sights to see Fellows looked at her saying what a pity She’s from the farm meaning no harm Ev’ry maiden, ev’ry gent When discussing she Said she must be innocent ‘Cause she came from Kankakee Chorus Innocent Bessie Brown Wanted to see the town Met upon the Avenue one afternoo...
Take Me Back (1913)
Переглядів 787 годин тому
From the show “All Aboard”, 1913 Words and music by Irving Berlin Lyrics 1. Sweetheart the day we parted Somehow I never knew You’d leave me broken hearted Pining away for you All that I really cared for All that I wanted near All that made life worth living Vanished with you my dear Chorus Take me back Won’t you take me back Every joy I knew Will return with you I’m so sad You are all I had Ca...
You Came to My Rescue (1936)
Переглядів 637 годин тому
From “The Big Broadcast of 1937” Words and music by Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger Lyrics You’re the greatest thing The sweetest thing That happened to me You happened to be my ideal And as I recall, you seemed to fall From out of the blue Just when I needed you And needed only you Refrain You came to my rescue I was low, I was frantic You came to my rescue It was Oh! so romantic I saw you and ado...
Some Little Something About You (1909)
Переглядів 959 годин тому
A popular song from 1909 Words by Irving Berlin Music by Ted Snyder Lyrics 1. I’ve met lots of girlies who were just my style Girls whose charms most any boy would share Girls who captivate you with their roguish smile Girls you think beyond compare When I saw the lovelight in your eyes, sweetheart When you smiled on me so tenderly Mischief making Cupid pierced me with his dart Something told m...
Nellie Dean (1905)
Переглядів 719 годин тому
You’re my heart’s desire; I love you. A 1905 popular song Words and music by Harry Armstrong. Lyrics 1. By the old mill stream I’m dreaming, Nellie Dean Dreaming of your bright eyes gleaming, Nellie Dean As they used to fondly glow When we sat there long ago List’ning to the waters flow, Nellie Dean I can hear the robins singing, Nellie Dean Sweetest recollections bringing, Nellie Dean And they...
Poor Prune (1917)
Переглядів 619 годин тому
From “Leave It To Jane”, 1917 Words by P. G. Wodehouse Music by Jerome Kern Lyrics 1. Mamah often used to tell me how imprudent It is for girls to let their fancies roam And go out walking evenings with a student Instead of washing dishes safe at home But I never thought my Percy would deceive me He seemed as good and faithful as a lamb And now dog-gone it! If he doesn’t leave me The double fac...
It Will Never Be Dry Down In Havana (1920)
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. . . No matter what happens ’round here. A prohibition song from 1920. Words by Wm. Tracey. Music by Halsey K. Mohr. Lyrics 1. There is a happy land, far far away That Cuban Island, sweet Rock and Rye land I met a pal of mine leaving today And he said, “I’m going there to stay This old town has gone all wrong I want women, wine and song If you’ll take my tip you’ll come along Chorus It will ne...
You Cannot Shake That Shimmie Here (1919)
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You Cannot Shake That Shimmie Here (1919)
You’ll Have to Put Him to Sleep with the Marseillaise (1918)
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You’ll Have to Put Him to Sleep with the Marseillaise (1918)
I've Got the Profiteering Blues (1920)
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I've Got the Profiteering Blues (1920)
You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To (1942)
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You’d Be So Nice to Come Home To (1942)
The Pal That I Loved Stole the Gal That I Loved (1924)
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The Pal That I Loved Stole the Gal That I Loved (1924)
That's Kate Smith (1907-1986) on the cover.
I first heard this song in my childhood in the 70s. It was in a Terrytoons cartoon that featured two frogs going on a date to the county fair.
A song ahead of its time! Well sung Laurence 🙂
a nice song from 1947. How Irving Berlin progressed over the years. Thank you Laurence 🙂
Who ISN'T here because of Titanic?
Thank you very much for this version!
I am :)
Brilliant melody and changes
amazing job!! I found this sheet music and was pleased to finally find a performance of it : )
Paul McCartney, are you listening?
Like magic, this project brings the old songs back to life.
So nice to hear you singing Vancha. Well done 🙂
Tired of 2024? Here you can imagine it's 1924 again.
This is the prequel to the 80s song, "I Always Feel Like Somebody's Watching Me."
Thank you Laurence 🙂
Thank you for preserving these forgotten songs!
Thank you!
Ren G. May can be rearranged to spell ‘Germany’, which alludes to Irving Berlin, as Berlin is of course the capital.
A rather catchy little number!
This is so pretty. Thank you for sharing!
Irving Berlin always wrote well...... Thank you, Laurence 🙂
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Sing along. Sing your heart out!
Keep listening. Many more songs to come.
We take the donations you send us and use our system to make lots of song recordings.
It's amazing how many songs most of us know only the choruses to.
I'm surprised this wasn't one done in the first years of Sheet Music Singer! It's from 1922, was a rather successful hit, was by a genius songwriting duo, and has a memorable melody. This song always brings me back to the beginning of my freshman year in August 2021. I graduate this year, so it is only fitting for me to revisit it now.
I was shocked to see 'Arranged by George Botsford' on the top of the sheet music. I know he was not fully retired by this time, but he practically was, with only one song left to write.
I was born in the late '40's....that's 1940's (not 1840's) wise guy! Anyway my old baby sitter Mrs. Alicia Ricker was born around 1880's and lo and behold she sang this lullaby to me. That is, of course, how I remember it. RIP Mrs. Ricker.
Wonderful to hear P.G.Wodehouse's lyrics sung. He's one of my favourite authors. Thank you Vancha 🙂
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Thank you for continuing to fill in the Irving Berlin library. With only a little over 1,000 of his songs here on youtube, it's groovy to see more get added for folks to discover and enjoy.
You're welcome. Yes, we're having an exciting ride through the many Irving Berlin songs. Of course, first were his great hits. We also worked through most of the musicals and films. Then we went through JScholarship, IMSLP, and Baylor's collection. Now we're singing chronologically using Perfessor Bill Edwards list.
Is this list online? I've gone through the list on Wikipedia. But if there's a more complete version, it'd be groovy to see it. There's several titles that looked interesting which I'm looking forward to hearing what their songs are actually about.
You cannot shake that 'Shimmie" here. WOW
A grand old Parlor Song... Thank you Laurence 🙂
Very nicely done, as this channel/project always is!
Irving Berlin started by singing popular songs on the NYC streets and in bars. He found he could get more attention (and tips) by writing and singing parody lyrics. Next, he got hired to write lyrics as you hear in this song. After about a year of that he began to write the lyrics and music. His first hit was in 1910 "Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon".
Old songs can supplement your education.
Tell your friends to check out this channel. They will appreciate you for it.
Can you sing“Father’s Got ‘Em”? composed by Harry Wincott
Can't find the sheet music. Do you have it?
Like the comments here 🤣❤️
How old is the song.. so memorable..
There are so many songs about Prohibition written at that time..... Thank you, Laurence 🙂
there's a lot of words to sing there..... Thank you., Laurence 🙂
PIZZA FACE IS A PIANIST?!
Kern was a funny poet.
History must be preserved and passed down: good, bad and ugly! Content aside, it's a catchy tune.
A lovely song..... Thank you, Laurence 🙂
I’ve heard they tired to send him to rehab, and reportedly he said “no no no.”
Sin is knowledge😊
Those were the days, Laurence... Just a bit of lace phew! Well sung, sir! 🙂