Dining Out
- When you dine out quelquefois
- On the boulevards or the Bois
- If you chance to be alone
- Very silently you groan.
- Lovely night
- Such a plight
- Hard is my fate
- When I see
- All Paris
- Dining tete-a-tete.
- Des hors' d'oeuvres varies
- And a very nice entree.
- The Champagne is much to dear
- I will have a glass of beer.
- I've the worst
- Kind of thirst
- You ever knew
- Thirst for one
- Ain't much fun
- I've enough for two.
- Bring some lobster mayonnaise
- Done in sev'ral diff'rent ways.
- Then some Poulet Casserole
- And a marble finger bowl.
- Fie for shame
- What's your name
- Whisper, don't fear
- Did you say Maud
- Oh you fraud
- Come in the garden dear.
- Pass the bumpers all around
- Let the bubbling wine abound.
- Little girls what do you say
- Shall we all three get quite gay?
- Fill the Cup
- Drink it up
- We'll have some fun
- Vive Paris
- You shall see
- The night has just begun.
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