ALL OF ME. SEYMOUR SIMOND and GERALD MARKS

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3 ALL O ME SEYMOUR SIMOND and GERALD MARKS

4 b MODERATELY b J All of me all of me D7 hy not take all of me an't By SEYMOUR SIMONS and GERALD MARKS G7 # J J J n J you J see b D7 G7 j # j # n j n 6 b b b G7 <n> Gº7 I'm G7 no good ith -out you Take my lips I ant to lose G7 Gº7 G7 D7 º G # D7 b b J n # # n n º # # b J j # # G them 12 b b Take my arms 7 b J n J b n J 7 I'll ne-ver use them. Your good bye left me ith b J b 7 7 n J j

5 19 b b D7 eyes G7 that cry Ho can G7 Gº G7 # J n J # I go b on Dear ith -out you J n J # n b D7 G7 G7 Gº G7 # j # n j n n 25 b E E 6 6 G9 G7 E 6 b b You took the part that b b once as my heart so n n hy not take b b E E 6 6 G9 G7 E 6 b 0 b b 7 all n of G 7 7 me ü b b 7 G 7 7 b b n n b

7 ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT ROY TURK AND LOU HANDMAN

8 are you lonesome tonight b b b MODERATE WALTZ TEMPO J Are you J J lone-some to- night Do you miss me to- night Are you sor J By Roy Turk and Lou Handman J J - ry e 6 b G7 7 J J J drift-ed a - part Does your mem - o - ry stray 7 7 to a 7 brighter sun 9 - ny day hen I b J J b G J J 1 b b 7 Dº kissed you 7 and 7 7 called you seet J b J heart 7 Do the chairs in your 7 E parl-our seem empty and bare j b J # D b 7 Dº E D n J J

9 20 b E Do you G 7 gaze J n at your door 9 - step and pict 7 E7 - ure me 7 there Is your b n b J b E G E7 7 n j b 25 b b heart 7 J n J filled ith pain Shall I 9 come back n J J a 7 # - gain Tell me dear, are you # b b J J 0 b b 7 b ü lone 7 - some to n º 7 night night b J b 7 7 º 7 n b

11 BAK IN YOUR OWN BAK YARD AL JOLSON, BILLY ROSE, AND DAVE DREYER

12 back in your on back yard Moderately The bird ith feath - ers of # # b E # # blue D 7 n b is G 7 By AL JOLSON, BILLY ROSE, AND DAVE DREYER 7 G 7 # ait - ing for you # E D 7 G 7 7 G 7 # # 6 B7 n & (b5) &7 E # D 7 n b back in your on back yard n b # You'll see your # # cast - le in # Spain, through b B7 & (b5) &7 E D 7 n # 12 G 7 7 G 7 # B7 n G 7 your ind - o pane, back # in your on back yard. n b G 7 7 G 7 B7 G 7 # n

13 17 b Oh A n n n you can go to the east, A 7 go to the est A A 7 D7 D7 some # # n day you'll come # # 22 ea G9 - ry at heart back here you start - ed from. n G9 n n b 25 (b5) &7 E # D 7 n b G 7 7 G 7 # You'll find your hap # # - pi - ness lies right # b und - er your eyes # (b5) &7 E D 7 G 7 7 G 7 # # 0 back B7 n in your G 7 on back º (b5) &7 b # J yard n b j # n # # ü B7 G 7 º (b5) &7 n j b # n

15 BYE BYE BLUES By RED HAMM, DAVE BENNETT, BERT LOWN AND HAUNEY GRAY

16 BYE BYE BLUES b b h=100 Bye bye blue By RED HAMM, DAVE BENNETT, BERT LOWN AND HAUNEY GRAY G 7 b b n Bye b b G 7 n 6 b b bye n G7 # # # n blues n n # 9 Bells b ring 7 J J birds n J b J b G7 9 7 n n n b J j 12 b b sing no more º cry 7 - in' no # n 7 more 7 pi 7 - nin' Just b º n b

17 18 b G 7 b n # D 7 6 b J J e to Smi - lin b b n b n j n j b G 7 D 7 6 n b n b n J J 2 b G7 # 9 7 J J b Through <n> n # Don't b sigh don't n J b J cry b G7 9 7 n n b J j 29 b b G 7 b Bye bye blues G &7 ü n # blues b G 7 G &7 n

19 ARELESS LEW QUADLING, EDDY HOWARD, DIK JUGENS

20 SLOWLY B n n b b are -less No that you've got B careless me b lov n - ing you You're care -less By LEW QUADLING, E EDDY HOWARD AND DIK JURGENS # # b n b B B E # # b n n 6 E E 6 D7 G A7 D care-less in ev -'ry thing you do b n You break app - oint-ments and think you are smart # b n # E E 6 D7 G n n A7 D 1 G7 If you're not care-ful G 7 # n n b you'll break my &7 heart B B are-less no that my bridg-es all b n are n n b # # b n b G7 G 7 &7 B B n # # b b n

21 20 E E E b b 6 D7 G 6 burned You're care-less care-less in things here I'm # # b con- cerned n # Are you just care-less as you b E E E 6 D7 G 6 n n n 27 seem 6 to D9 be D7 or G7(b5) do G7 you G7(b5) # b just n care - less for # n 6 D9 D7 G7(b5) G7 G7(b5) b n b Bº ü me me n b Bº b

23 EILIA HERMAN RUBY AND DAVE DREYER

24 b h=110 Moderately EILIA º J J J J Ó 7 9 HERMAN RUBY AND DAVE DREYER b Does your mo - ther kno you're out, j j j n e - cil - ia # j Ó b º 7 9 j j j b n j n Ó 5 b b 7 Does 7 J she kno 7 that I'm 7 J J J a-bout to steal ya Ó D 7 Oh my, º j j j J Ó n hen I b D 7 º j j j j Ó # 11 b 7 7 º 7 7 # 7 n n b b b look in your eyes Some - thing tells 7 7 º me you and I should get to -geth - er b # # n n n

25 17 b b b b Ho º a-bout a lit - tle kiss, ce 7 J J J J Ó J j j j n cil - ia Just 7 a kiss º j j j b # j n j J you'll Ó j j Ó j j 22 b b b b 7 nev 7 - er miss ce D7 J J G - cil - ia Why 7 7 D7 G 9 A7 Ó 9 do A7 j # J Ó n # j j Ó e n to 27 A D 7 G7 7 b # 9 j 7 9 j J J b keep on ast n - ing time Oh, e - cil - ia say thaat you'll n b j j j be J b A D 7 G n j j J j 1 b b º 7 E 6 7 mine! > b ü J b > b J mine! b º 7 E 6 7 > n b J

27 GIMME A LITTLE KISS, WILL YA, HUH ROY TURK, JAK SMITH, AND MAEO PINKARD

28 b b gimme a little kiss, ill ya huh roy turk, jack smith, and maceo pinkard SLOWLY Bº n J b J # Gim-me a lit - tle kiss ill ya huh What are you gon # n 7 - na miss J n J n b Bº 7 j j # 4 b b E ill ya huh Gosh & oh gee, E J n J # n hy 7 7 do you re- fuse I can't see º 7 hat you've got to lose. J J b E & E 7 7 º 7 j # J b 9 b b Bº b n b J J # # Gim-me a lit - tle squeeze, ill ya, huh Why do you an # n 7 D7 - na make n J J me # G blue I b Bº 7 D7 G n j j # n #

29 1 b E ould-n't say a ord if I ere ask - ing for the orld, But hat's # J n a lit - tle kiss be-teen a b j # Æ J b E j 16 b b fel - lo and his girl 7 n b Bº Gim-me a lit - tle kiss, n J b J ill ya, huh and I'll # n J n J b 7 Bº b j j 19 b º 7 ü give it right back to you! you! b n b b 7 º 7 n b

31 I NEVER KNEW GUS KAHN AND TED IORITO

32 Bounce Tempo SWING h=110 I NEVER KNEW (THAT ROSES GREW) I ne-ver kne that ros - es gre or if Gus Kahn and Ted iorito J J J j b b J b b J skies ere j J J 6 G 7 blue 9 or gray 9 (b9) J b J J I ne-ver kne j j b b J hen breez - es ble b G (b9) j j J 12 <b> hat a sum G 7 - mer breeze 9 J J J b J could say A I ne-ver kne j J G 7 9 A J J J

33 D A D 18 J J n n # A E7 A & that dreams came true b J J and took your cares a - ay D A D A E7 A & J J # # b # n 24 b J n J J J b J I ne-ver kne hat n j b b J love could do un-til b b J b J n j J J 29 G (b9) ü J b I met you to - day day j G (b9) j

35 I'D LIMB THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN LEW BROWN AND SIDNEY LARE

36 I'D LIMB THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN Trumpet in Trumpet in & Moderately G7 & I'd climb D the high - est mount - ain if b D I By Le Bron and Sidney lare kne º that hen # n I Trumpet in & > G7 D D º Tpt. 4 & º D D9 G7 A 7 Gº G7 climbed that mount-ain I'd find you I'd D D sim the deep-est Tpt. Tpt. & & n # n º D D9 G7 A 7 Gº G7 D D # # n n # # Tpt. Tpt. Tpt. 10 & & & riv - er º If I kne that hen I b º D D9 sam that riv - er I'd º º D D9 G7 G7 find # n n # n # # n you

37 Tpt. Tpt. Tpt. 16 & & & With-out you, dear, my life means no-thing to me No mat-ter here E 7 E 7 you Tpt. Tpt. Tpt. Tpt. 22 & & & 27 & A7 are D that's here I 6 # # ant to G7 be. A7 D 6 G7 D D kno º that if I got to I'd º heav pray D D to D9 - en I'd get D to heav - G7 find en 'cause I b b b Tpt. Tpt. Tpt. Tpt. & & 1 & & º º D D9 G D 7 G7 ü you. # n n # n # n YOU. # n Tpt. & D 7 G7

39 I'M ONESSIN' (THAT I LOVE YOU) By AL J. NEIBURG, DO DAUGHERTY AND ELLIS REYNOLDS

40 b Sloly I'm &7 con-fes - sin that i'm confessin' (that I love you) I love you, Tell E &7 me do you love me too &7 E &7 D9 # # n D9 # b 5 8 G7 I'm con - fes - sin that I need you ho - nest I do n n G7 n G 7 I b J need you ev'ry mo - ment. In b &7 your eyes I read G 7 &7 such strange things j # J 11 b E7 But your lips de-ny their D9 true, G7 # n Will # n G 7 your an-ser real - ly change things mak-ing me blue n b E7 D9 G7 G 7 b n b

41 16 D 7 D 7 n 7 n # n 7 I'm af-raid some-day you'll leave G& 9 &9 b b b b me &7 Say-in can e still be friends # # b A A # n D 7 D G& 9 &9 &7 A A b b b n b b 21 G7 n b If n G 7 you go, you kno you'll grieve me All 6 in life on you # b de- pends n G7 G 7 6 n n b b Am &7 I guess-ing that you love me E7 Dream-ing dreams of you &7 E7 6 D9 G7 ü b n J J I'm con-fess-ing that I love # # n you o-ver a gain º G 7 and o-ver, o- ver, o-ver gain n n J J b 6 in vain D9 # b o-ver-a gain! G7 º G 7 n b j j

43 LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND NIK KENNY, HARLES KENNY, AND J. RED OOTS

44 Moderatly b # # On a day love letters in the sand nick kenny, charles kenny, and j. fred coots like to D 7 - day e n G 7 passed b the time a- ay b G7 G&7 n n rit-ing love b n let-ters b D 7 G 7 G7 G&7 6 G 7 (b9) G 7 [äá] D 7 G 7 b # in the sand Ho you b # laughed hile I cried each time b I sa the tide n G 7 (b9) G 7 [äá] D 7 G 7 12 G7 <n> G&7 take our # n love b n let b G7 - ters from the # n sand b You made a G7 G&7 G7

45 17 A7 vo A7(b9) that A7 you A7(b9) ould D # # e 7 - ver be true But some G7 G9 - ho that vo A7 A7(b9) A7 A7(b9) D 7 G7 G9 G7 # # n n n n G7 meant n 2 G 7 b no-thing to b you [äá] No my b # # bro # D 7 - ken heart aches ith n G 7 ev - ery ave that breaks b b G7 G&7 our n n G 7 [äá] D 7 G 7 G7 G&7 b b G º 9 (b9) n ü b b 29 love b let-ters in b n the sand b b G7 º 9 (b9) n b sand

47 ME AND MY SHADOW BILLY ROSE, AL JOLSON, DAVE DREYER

48 Moderately By billy rose, all jolson, and dave dreyer h=100 Me me and my shado 7 and my shad G 7 # n G 7 D7 G 7 - o stroll-ing don the b G 7 &7 av - enue 7 G 7 G 7 D7 G 7 G 7 &7 # b 7 G 7 Me E7 and my shad D 7 - o not a soul to # # G 7 E7 D 7 n 14 6 tell G7 our trou-bles to G 7 And hen it's 7 7(b5) 7 telve n o - clock e climb the b b b D 7 stair 6 G7 G 7 7 7(b5) 7 D 7 n n b b

49 20 e D7 ne D&7 - ver knock for G7 no- bo - dy's there Just me # # n n b D7 D&7 G7 b n n b 26 7 and my shad G 7 # n G 7 - o all b D7 a G lone and feel b - ing 7 G 7 G 7 D7 G 7 6 # Bº 6 G 7 n blue b b b b n ü blue Bº 6 G 7 n b b

51 MOON OVER MIAMI EDGAR LESLIE AND JOE BURKE

52 moderately G b j moon over miami Moon o - ver mi - a - mi shine on j # my love and me edgar leslie and joe burke º So e can G º j b # 5 G 7 stroll be-side the roll 7 b j of the roll D 7 - ing sea Moon G 7 o - ver mi - a - mi n j b b n G 7 7 D 7 G 7 j n b n 11 shine on as e be- gin º b j G 7 a dream or to that may come true 7 hen the tide j # n j b b j D 7 comes º G 7 7 D 7 b j b j # n b

53 16 A D A 7 A b n &7 A E7 A D in. Hark to the song of the smil-ing troub-a-dors hark to the throb-bing guit - ars hear ho the aves n # # A D A 7 A &7 A E7 A D b n # of-fer 22 A 6 G7(b9) G 7 b thund-er-ous ap -plause af-ter each song to the stars Moon o-ver mi - a - mi you kno e're ait-ing for b A 6 G7(b9) G 7 n b 28 º j G 7 j 7 D B7 n J ü a lit-tle love a lit-tle kiss on the Mia j # n j b b - mi shore n j shore º G 7 7 D 7 7 B7 j b j # n b n # J n

55 OH HOW I MISS YOU TONIGHT BENNY DAVIS, JOE BURKE, MARK ISHER

56 # # Moderate Waltz tempo G 4 4 Oh oh ho i miss you tonight B 7 ho I miss G you G to - night Miss G you hile By BENNY DAVIS, Gº JOE BURKE AND MARK ISHER j lights j # are # 4 G B 7 G G G Gº J b 7 # D7 A 7 D7 A 7 A 7 Gº j # lo Oh, ho I need n you to - night More than you'll j b ev - er # D7 A 7 D7 A 7 A 7 Gº b j 15 # G D7 G B 7 G G G D& D j # E7 kno Each mo - ment, though e're a - part you're ne - ver # n j b # n # G D7 G B 7 G G G D& D E7 J n #

57 22 # # E7(b9) E&7 out of my A heart But I'd A 7 J J rath - er be lone G - ly, and ait n b J b J D& for D you E7(b9) E&7 A A 7 G D& D # # J # n J n 28 # # E7 on E&7 A7 J - ly My Dear D7 ho I miss # J # n A 7 you D7 to - # E7 E&7 A7 D7 A 7 D7 # n J n 1 # G E 7 A 7 D7 G ü night night. # # G E 7 A 7 D7 G

59 SAN ANTONIO ROSE BOB WILLS

60 to b Moderatly 7 SAN ANTONIO ROSE E &7 # Rob Wills Deep ith - in my heart lies a mel - o - dy a song of old San Ant - one b b n n b b 7 E &7 b 8 b 7 E # Where in dreams I live ith a mem - o - ry be - neath the stars all a - lone b b n n b b 7 E b 16 b 7 7 E J It as there I found be - side the A - la - mo En- chant -ment strange as the blue up a - b b b j n n b b 7 7 E J

61 24 b bove 7 A moon - lit pass E that on J - ly she ouldkno Still hears my bro-ken song of love b b b j n n b b 7 E b J 2 b b b b º n Gº Moon in all your splend or kno on b n D 7 b - ly my # n b heart D 7 all back my rose, rose of º Gº D 7 D 7 n n b b n b n san an- b n b n 40 b b b tone º Lips so seet and Gº n b n b tend-er like pet als fall-ing a - part Speak once a # n b º Gº 9 D 7 9 n n D 7 b n - gain of my b n b n n

63 4 47 b 7 7 b E 7 &7 # b love, my on Bro - ken song, b empt-y ords I kno n Still live n in my heart all a - b lone b 7 7 E 7 &7 56 b 7 E or that moon - lit pass by the A - la - mo, and b b n n b 7 E b 61 b 7 Š ü rose, my rose of San An - tone TONE. b b b 7 Š7 7

65 THEM THERE EYES MAEO PINKARD, WILLIAM TRAEY AND DORIS TAUBER

66 THEM THERE EYES h=100 BOUNE TEMPO I fell in love ith you By MAEO PINKARD, WILLIAM TRAEY AND DORIS TAUBER first time I looked in-to them there eyes You have a cert-ain li'l # G&7 6 cute ay of flirt-in ith them there eyes they make me so hap - py they make me so # n J j J j A 7 D7 G7 j j 12 blue I'm fall - in' no stall - in' in a great big ay for you D7 # J J # # # b n n j G7 b j n # j # j n b n opyright 190 by BOURNE, IN., Ne York 19, N.Y.

67 17 my heart is jump in you start-ed some-thin ith them there eyes You'd bet - ter n n # G&9 b 22 J # j n J look out if you're ise They spark le They bub ble b j j j # # # b J b j j # º 27 gon b n - na get you in a hole lot - ta troub - le You're ov - er ork - in 'em # n º D 7 G7 # b n n ü there's dang - er lurk - in' in them there eyes! eyes # n D7 G7 º G7 n

69 THESE OOLISH THINGS JAK STRAHEY, HARRY LINK, AND HOLT MARVELL

70 b b E these foolish things 7 7 A cig-gar-ette that bears a lip-stick's tra ces E By JAK STRAHEY, HARRY LINK AND HOLT MARVELL 7 7 An air-line tick-et to ro -man-tic pla ces b b b b E 7 7 E 7 7 n b 5 E 7 A b b j 7 7 And sill my heart has ings, these fool-ish things re-mind me of you. b b n n n j b n b E 7 A 7 7 b b b n b n b J 9 b b E 7 7 E 7 7 A tink-ling pian - o in thenext a - part-ment Those stumbl-ing ords that told you hat my heart meant b b b b E 7 7 E 7 7 n b

71 1 b b 19 E 7 A fair-grounds paint-ed sings G D7 9 You con -quered me A these 7 fool-ish things 7 7 E re - mind me of you. 7 G You came, hen you did that to me I some-ho kne this had to be 6 you sa, b b b n n n j b E 7 A 7 7 E G 6 b b b b J # b b b b n n j n n b n n b n b b b 25 b b b b b b b G D # n n n The inds of march that make my heart a danc er n b b 7 A tel-e-phone that rings but ho's 7 n 7 to ans- er 7 b 29 E 7 A 7 b b j Oh ho the ghost of you clings these 7 fool-ish things b b b n 7 re - mind me of you E º 7 E E 7 A E º 7 E b b b n n j b b J n b ü you.

73 TONY'S WIE HAROLD ADAMSON AND BURTON LANE

74 Moderate Rhumba Tempo h=70 Ton TONY'S WIE J - y's ife The boys in the band all love Ton By Harold Adamson and Burton Lane G7 J - y's ife a - j J j G7 J 4 round the ca - ba na of Ton - y's ife, they sing in a man b b J n A - ner that's G7 E b j b n J J rare A G7 E b j b J J 8 7 G7 J Ton G7 J - y's ife, the fel-los are fools a-bout Ton - y's ife they're b n j J 7 G7 G7 b n j J 12 b b J fight-ing their duels a-bout Ton - y's ife and Ton-y's to la A b n - zy to G7 E b j b n J J care A G7 E b j b J J J

75 16 7 G7 When she G 7 b plays on her guit - ar Ho b n b 7 7 b b they come from near and b b 7 G7 G b b b 2 E b far G7 oh n> J my oh me, she gives them a shak - ing up You should see > j J G7 J the E G7 G7 > j J 28 homes she is break - in up Gosh b b J oh gee, a man ould sur-ren - der his A G7 b b j b life A G7 b j b b b º D 7 6 G7 > > ü > > J J b J # or Ton - y's ife! > > n # n J J j # 2 Ó Ó º D 7 6 G7 > > > > b b J j J # Ó

77 WHEN THE RED RED OMES BOB BOB BOBBIN' ALONG HARRY WOODS

78 b h=80 When the WHEN THE RED, RED, ROBIN OMES BOB, BOB, BOBBIN' ALONG red red rob - in comes bob bob bob - bin a - long a - long, There'll be By Harry Woods 5 b no more sob - bin' hen he starts throb -bin his old seet 7 song. 7 Wake up ake b 10 b up you sleep - y head get G9 up get up get out of bed cheer up cheer up the sun is red n n G9 n n 15 live º love G 7 laugh and be hap > > J b J J J J - py What if I've been blue no I'm alk - in' through fields > > b j j j j j of º G 7 > > b b b n J J J J J

79 20 G 7 6 G 7 J J J J floers Rain may glist - en but I &7 still list - en for hours and hours J J J J &7 J J J J # b 25 Well # n I'm just a kid again do b b - ing hat I did a-gain sing b b b - in a song º º n b n n When the º > b J red red rob - in comes bob bob bob - bin' a long > b b n n º > b b j j 2 2. G 7 6 G 7 b ü b n G 7 6 G 7

81 YEARNING BENNY DAVIS AND JOE BURKE

82 Moderately h=80 Yearn 9 - ing just for you that's b n yearning all By BENNY DAVIS AND JOE BURKE I do my n 9 7 dear Learn 9 b - ing hy n I'm blue I ish that you n 9 14 ere b n here A Smiles have E7 # E7 turned to tears Days n # A E7 E7 #

83 22 A n 9 n have turned to years Yearn - ing just for you b # n # b A 9 28 I hope you're yearn - - ing too 1. D 7 b D 7 # 2 G 7 E 2. n ü # too G 7 E

85 YES, SIR, THAT'S MY BABY By GUS KAHN AND WALTER DONALDSON

86 yes, sir, that's my baby b b b b b b b E h=110 E º 7 7 º 7 J J J Yes, sir, That's my ba - by No, sir, I don't mean maybe Yes, E E º 7 7 º 7 gus kah and alter donaldson J J J J b n b n J sir J 6 b b b b b b that's my ba -by no E 7 7 J J J j j E Yes, Ma'am E e've E 7 7 E E º de º - ci - ded J J j b J 11 b b b b b b b 7 No, Ma'am 7 e º ain't gonna hide it 7 J J J J Yes, Ma'am, You're in - vit-ed no J J j 7 7 º 7 E E j n b n J J J j

87 16 b b 7 7 E 7 # J J 7 E 7 A G7 G 7 n J J J b 7 By the ay By the ay When e alk up to b b b b n j j 7 7 E 7 7 E 7 A G7 G 7 7 J j J j j n b n J J J b 22 b b b b b b b the preacher I'll º b say E Yes, sir, E º 7 n J J that's my ba - by No, n b J J º E E º 7 J b n J sir, 28 b b b b b b b 7 I don't º mean maybe 7 J J J yes, 7 º 7 sir, that's my ba - by no b J j j b n J J j 1 b b b b b b b E 7 7 D E n ü J J j j # E 7 7 D E j J no

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