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FRANK MANDEL WILL B.JOHtl5TOf1E . MU51C8Y .

ALEXANDER JOHNSTONE

I WANT TO BE THE ·!,AST TO KISS YOU GIVE ME I,OVE, I,OVE, I,OVE AY-OOMPS • • • • WIREI,ESS WAY, THE . HUMPTY DUMPTY • IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN . GAI,I,OPING CA V AI,REE, THE • • • . · I,ITTI,E RED BOOK AND A FIVE CENT BAG, A COME, MY SWEETHEART • TEMPERAMENTAi, DANCES QUEEN THOU ART • • . • • WE AI,!, AGREE ON A PRETTY GIR!t WHEN I PROPOSE WAI,TZES SEI,ECTION . ~~ORE

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Miss Princess 2

Lyric hy

WILL B. JOHNSTONE

Humpty-Dumpty

Music by ALEXANDER JOHNSTONE

Allegro moderato

When a man falls

When your heart gets

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a bump,

How his heart makes a bound!

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