Your lips are no man's land but mine : a real romantic war ballad / music by Chas. R. McCarron and Carey Morgan words by Arthur Guy Empey
| Title | Your lips are no man's land but mine : a real romantic war ballad / music by Chas. R. McCarron and Carey Morgan words by Arthur Guy Empey |
|---|---|
| Subject | Empey, Arthur Guy, 1883-1963 -- Portraits |
| Hill, Gus -- Portraits | |
| World War, 1914-1918 -- Songs and music | |
| Soldiers -- United States -- Songs and music | |
| Farewells -- Songs and music | |
| Love songs | |
| Popular music -- United States -- 1911-1920 | |
| Songs with piano | |
| Soldiers -- United States -- Pictorial works | |
| Rifles -- Pictorial works | |
| Bayonets -- Pictorial works | |
| Wire obstacles -- Pictorial works | |
| Popular music -- 1911-1920 | |
| Description | For voice and piano |
| Cover title | |
| Advertising includes musical incipits: pt.[4] | |
| "Arthur Guy Empey's new song." | |
| "Successfully sung in Gus. Hill's minstrels" | |
| "Jos. W. Stern & Co. Gentlemen, Please pay all royalties earned from the sale of this song to the New York Sun-Smoke Fund. Yours, Arthur Guy Enpey." | |
| Cover illustration: photograph of Arthur Guy Empey "Star of the Vitagraph feature film 'Over the top'", in soldier's uniform carrying a rifle with bayonet standing over barbed wire / photo by Brown Bros | |
| Includes smaller photo inset of Carl S. Graves on cop.1 photo inset of Grace La Rue on cop.2 | |
| Creator | McCarron, Chas. R. (Charles R.), 1891-1919. Composer. |
| Source | Sheet Music Collection; Music Library and Bill Schurk Sound Archives; University Libraries; Bowling Green State University |
| Publisher | New York : Jos. W. Stern & Co. |
| Date | 1918 |
| Contributor | Morgan, Carey, 1885-1960. Composer. |
| Empey, Arthur Guy, 1883-1963. Lyricist. | |
| Brown Brothers. Photographer. | |
| Jos. W. Stern & Co. Publisher. | |
| Rights |
|
| Format | Sheet music |
| Published works | |
| image/jpeg | |
| Type | Image |
| Text | |
| Identifier | SMC 05013b |
| 8627-2 Jos. W. Stern & Co | |
| https://digitalgallery.bgsu.edu/collections/item/31174 | |
| Alternative Title | First line of text: At a dock a transport was rocking |
| First line of chorus: I'm coming back some day when the fray is over my darling | |
| References | http://maurice.bgsu.edu/record=b2909342~S9 |
VERSE 01: At a dock a transport was rocking,/Ev’ry chap from his cap to his stocking,/Dressed to “Kill”/To kill old Kaiser Bill/On the pier a dear little girlie,/With her tear-dimmed eyes/Time to go/Whistles blow/”Au Revoir” her Sweetheart cries: CHORUS: I’m coming back some day when the fray is over my darling./I know you’ll be true, dear/So I’ll never be blue, dear,/Across the foam in No Man’s land I’ll soon be fighting/But I know your lips are no man’s land but mine/I’m coming VERSE 02: As the boat sailed out thro’ the channel,/With two flags she had made out of flannel,/From the pier/She wig wagged “Goodbye, dear”/Pretty soon he wig wagged an answer,/And the code she read/From her boy/Ship ahoy/This is what the wig wag said | |
| Original Format | 1 score (3 pages) 36 cm |
