The Songs of a Sentimental Bloke by C. J. (Clarence James) Dennis
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Like soft dream-music of some Dago band.
An' me all out; an' 'oldin' in me own 'Er little 'and. An' 'ow she blushed! O, strike! it was divine The way she raised 'er shinin' eyes to mine. 'Er eyes! Soft in the moon; such BOSHTER eyes! An' when they sight a bloke...O, spare me days! 'E goes all loose inside; such glamour lies In 'er sweet gaze. It makes 'im all ashamed uv wot 'e's been To look inter the eyes of my Doreen. * * * * The wet sands glistened, an' the gleamin' moon Shone yeller on the sea, all streakin' down. A band was playin' some soft, dreamy choon; An' up the town We 'eard the distant tram-cars whir an' clash. An' there I told Per 'ow I'd done me dash. "I wish't yeh meant it." 'Struth! And did I, fair? A bloke 'ud be a dawg to kid a skirt Like her. An' me well knowin' she was square. It 'ud be dirt! 'E'd be no man to point wiv her, an' kid. I meant it honest; an' she knoo I did. She knoo. I've done me block in on her, straight. |
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