My Yiddishe Momme

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You Didn\u27t Want Me When I Wanted You : I\u27m Somebody Else\u27s Now

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You Can\u27t Tell The Mothers From The Daughters

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Back to Dixieland

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High Brown Blues

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Darktown Dancin\u27 School

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I\u27m Waiting for Ships That Never Come In

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Down By The O - Hi - O : O, My, O!

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I’m Waiting for Ships That Never Come In

[Verse 1]They say all the world is a stage, Life is only a drama of dreams; It’s at birth that we start,Each one plays a part That fate chooses for us, it seemsI’m just a dreamer whose dream go a strayThey call me the fool in the sky. [Verse 2]These beautiful dream ships of mine, What a wonderful treasure they hold!If they ever come in,What a prize I’ll win: A love far more precious than gold, And tho’ my dreaming may be all in vainA dreamer I’ll gladly remain. [Refrain]I’m waiting for ships that never come in,Watching and waiting in vain,It seems that Life’s stormy sea holds nothing for me But broken dreams and shattered schemes, With each day of sorrow I love to pretendOne more tomorrow and waiting will end;I’m waiting for the ships that never come in, I wonder where they can be. I’m be

Alexander\u27s Band is Back in Dixieland

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