Stealing : love song in a fox trot rhythm
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- Title
- Stealing : love song in a fox trot rhythm
- Publication year listed
- 1921
- Format
- Public domain eBook
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About this book
Stealing : love song in a fox trot rhythm
Author: Sullivan, Dan, 1875-1948
Year: 1921
[Verse 1] Someone is staring at me, dear, / Someone is glaring at me. / Somebody’s smiling now, / Somebody who knows how, / Long have I sought you, / Now dear I’ve caught you: [Chorus] Stealing, stealing with your eyes appealing, / There’s a tender feeling in my heart for you, / Sighing, sighing, / There’s a voice that’s crying / Your sweetheart is true, / Morning, morning when the day in dawning, / You without a warning from my dreams depart, / Stealing, stealing at your shrine I’m kneeling, / I’ve caught you stealing my heart. [Verse 2] Songbirds are singing of you, dear, / Love they are bringing from you. / I hear them in the trees, / Their song upon the breeze, / While I am sleeping, / Near me you’re creeping. [Chorus]
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