Angel eyes / words by Alfred Bryan music by Kendis & Paley

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Kendis, James, 1883-1946. “Angel eyes / words by Alfred Bryan music by Kendis & Paley.” Digital Gallery. BGSU University Libraries, 23 May 2022, digitalgallery.bgsu.edu/items/show/17234. Accessed 16 Jan. 2025.

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TitleAngel eyes / words by Alfred Bryan music by Kendis & Paley
SubjectLove songs
Douglas, Mabel I. -- Portraits
DescriptionFor voice and piano
Cover title: Cover design by Starmer
Cover photo of Mabel I. Douglas
Verso of cover: Excerpt of Amo
Back cover: Advertisement for The gem dance folio for 1910
CreatorKendis, James, 1883-1946
SourceSheet Music Collection; Music Library and Bill Schurk Sound Archives; University Libraries; Bowling Green State University
PublisherNew York : Shapiro Music Publisher
Datecirca 1909
ContributorPaley, Herman, b. 1879
Bryan, Alfred, 1871-1958
Starmer, Illustrator.
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IdentifierSMC 00250
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Alternative TitleFirst line of text: There's a girl lives by the Swanee River;First line of refrain: Angel eyes, dear angel eyes
Date Modified2016-04-07
Referenceshttp://maurice.bgsu.edu:80/record=b2247888~S9
VERSE 01: There's a girl lives by the Swanee River,/ "Angel Eyes," I call her "Angel Eyes"/ Just a bunch of sweetness all a-quiver,/ With a love, a love that never dies./ Like a wireless message thro' the moonlight,/ Down the lane, I hear her calling me./ For she always knows when it is spoon-night/ When I sing this melody.
CHORUS: Angel Eyes, Dear Angel Eyes/ Angel Eyes, Sweet Angel Eyes/ When I listen to you murmur sweet and low,/ Seems to me I hear that Swanee River flow./ Angel Eyes My heart it sighs/ Angel Eyes For you it cries/The stars that shine up in the Southern skies/ They remind me of you, Angel Eyes.
VERSE 02: When the candle lights are brightly gleaming,/ On the shore, the Swanee River shore,/ On the bank you'll find us sweetly dreaming,/ Tender tales, I whisper o'er and o'er./ Glow-worms in the grasses brightly shining,/ Shining like the love light in her eye./ Seem to know her little heart is pining/ Once again to hear me sigh.
Original Format1 score (5 p.) 35 cm