All The Nice Girls Love A Sailor

All The Nice Girls Love A Sailor
(A.Mills and Bennett Scott)

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(J. Gay)

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(Irving King)

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(Vesta Victoria)

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(George Lashwood)

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(Vesta Victoria)

Following in Father's Footsteps
(Vesta Tilley)

I do like to be beside the seaside
(Mark Sheridan)

Don’t dilly dally on the way
(Marie Lloyd)

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(Written and Composed by Murphy, Lipton and Neat)

Daisy Bell
(Written and Composed by Harry Dacre in 1892)


	All The Nice Girls Love A Sailor (Written and Composed by A.Mills and Bennett Scott) " The Immaculate " Hetty King (1883 - 1972 ), well known as a male-impersonator, was the first to sing this song in 1905.

C C7
All the nice girls love a sailor,
   F Fdim F
All the nice girls love a tar.
   D7 G7
Oh, there's something about a sailor,
   C
Well, you know what sailors are.

C C7
Bright and breezy, free and easy!
   F Fdim F
He's the ladies' pride and joy.
   D7
He falls in love with Kate and Jane,
   G7
And then he's off to sea again,
   C F
Ship ahoy! Ship ahoy!

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