Page Miss Glory (Early edition)

Written for: Page Miss Glory (1935)
Performer: NONE (not used)
Lyric: Al Dubin
Music: Harry Warren
Year: 1935
Original publisher: M. Witmark & Sons, rights controlled by Harms, Inc.

Verse:

Each little word she utters is like a melody,
Like a tuneful spoonful of music to me.
Each little smile she gives me is like an April day,
I miss her ev'ry moment she's away;

Chorus:

Did you ever see the golden glory
Of a sunrise in the skies?
Page Miss Glory!
You can see it in her eyes.
If you want to hear a sweet love story,
In a most romantic scene,
Page Miss Glory!
And I'll try to show you what I mean.
I'll bring a string of moonlight
To tangle in her hair;
The magic of a June night,
And dreams that we can share.
If you want to see the gorgeous glory
Of an angel so divine,
Page Miss Glory!
And remember she's all mine.