| Author | Topic: Add: Li'l Liza Jane | |
| dmcg | Posted - 19 Sep 04 - 08:35 am | |
I know a gal that you don't know, Li'l Liza Jane, 'Way down south in Baltimo', Li'l Li-za Jane, O Eliza, li'l Liza Jane, O Eliza, li'l Liza Jane! Liza Jane looks good to me Li'l Liza Jane, Sweetest one I ever see, Li'l Li-za Jane, O Eliza, li'l Liza Jane, O Eliza, li'l Liza Jane! Where she libs de posies grow, Chickens roun' de kitchen do' What do I care how far we roam? Where she's at is home, sweet home. Source: Singing Together, Spring 1961, BBC Publications Notes: From 'The Penguin Song Book'. | ||
| masato sakurai | Posted - 20 Sep 04 - 12:29 am | |
Sheet music edition at Historic American Sheet Music, Duke University: "Li'l Liza Jane: Southern Dialect Song", composed by Countess Ada De Lachau and used as Incidental Music in the Three Act Comedy Come Out of the Kitchen (San Francisco, California: Sherman, Clay & Co., 1906). | ||