No. 4 - Chorus of Stage Beauties

from "The Shop Girl"
Music by Lionel Monckton
Words by H. J. W. Dam
Sequenced by Colin Johnson
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By Lionel Monckton
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[Chorus:] In us, of course, you see
A charming coterie,
Whose fascinations all confess-
Please to gaze upon the grace
Of each pretty little face,
And admire our very dainty dress:
If fact you will not find
The equal of our kind
In any part of hist'ry's page;
For nobody can take
Such a very heavy cake
As we Sirens of the Stage.
[Miss Plantaganet:] Most entrancing is our dancing,
So the stalls and boxes say;
Our adorers would encore us,
Even when we shout "Hooray!"
[Chorus:] Most entrancing is our dancing,
So the stalls and boxes say;
Our adorers would encore us,
Even when we shout "Hooray!"
In fact you will not find
The equal of our kind
In any part of hist'ry's page;
For nobody can take
Such a very heavy cake
As we Sirens of the Stage.

Karaoke version by Colin Johnson

No. 4 - Chorus of Stage Beauties
Soft karaoke
Words
Miss Plantaganet
Sopranos
Contraltos
Right Hand
Left Hand