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NAVGHTY IETTA a COMIC OPERA \JITH ~L,L,T M~. 05Cf\R fJF\MNERSTtl n PR~St:nT:S NAVGHTY IETTA A COMIC OPERA \JITH ~L,L,t:. ~M~A TRen-r1n1 "-' BOOK© LYRJCJ BY RIDA JOtin:Sot\ YOUnG NVflC BY ~ VICTOR tiERBERT r-J NAUGHTY MARIETTA 60 LIVE FOR TO-DAY . 60 MR. VOODOO 60 SWEET BY AND BY, THE 60 SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE, AH IF I WERE ANYBODY ELSE BUT ME 60 (The Dream Melody) 60 YOU MARRY A MARIONETTE I'M FALLING IN LOVE WITH 60 IT'S PRETTY SOFT FOR SIMON 60 SOMEONE 60 INSTRUMENTAL 'NEATH THE SOUTHERN MOON DREAM MELODY (Intermezzo) 60 (FOR THEE) 60 WALTZES . 75 IT NEVER, NEVER CAN BE LOVE 60 SELECTION 1.00 ITALIAN STREET SONG 60 SCORE 2.50 Theatrical and Music Hall Rights of these Songs are fully protected by Copyright and MUST NOT be used for public performances without permission. M.~IT~ARK &00n~ Nf.\J YORI\ - CHICA<10- :SAN fRANCl5CO - L.ONDON- PARIS ~e.az.lli to Co., I lllB 2' llUIJO letn, - • 2 Live For To-day. Waltz Song. Lyric by Music by RIDA JOHNSON YOUNG. VICTOR HERBERT. Tempo di Valse. (Alleg-ro. ) --==== rit. a tempn. "-"" Would you say to the rose_ p ~ . ~ ' ~ . , . .- _. .... _, -' _. ' . " -- ..... -... ___ + (JI - @.. ....___...• - --n 4: - - -- when it buds to life:-- uJ=:e care, you must joy - less ~ > ,. ..... _. _, - ~ " _. ... -= ... .. ~ I ~ ' -= ..___,. @.. .._.,,• - Tl - - ...g• ..... v -- 1..--' -- - ~------ -- • I b.1 • .. - - ~- • j~ L :: - _,_ - .... ..... -~ ~ - - - - - - - \ ,,L ... - - -- - - - - ~ .. - :J ~ I l I I ~ ;,. l • ~ ~ - " .- ... , .. - - .. -~ ' '. - - -- - f) - - n ' -- -- ~~ he·, Close your heart, close rour ·~·lips-- to the sun so bright, ~ I l I I , ..... ,., - ~ • ... ,,, . - - _. = - - - - ---:(,J._• ·- f) - i.......i •, .. ~-- -- -- a . tetnpo. - -P. ... - ,_ ~. IK K- K • • .. .. .. "" ... - _,_ _,_ "" :'- ~ ----- . - - ..... ... - - - - - --- - - • ~ - :i • 5312 Copyright MCMXI by M. W itmark & Sons. M.W.&SONS 11802-9 International Copyright Secured. Ah! Ah! Let me be young while I may__ to - day, I ~ ~ f -== p I -r· I ~r19-. p I may nev- er know joy at all, _____ ne'er at all, ____ ne'er at M.W.&SONS 11802 - 9 4 . l /':\. il ,, . -. - . - - II ~.- - .. ~ ~ "" ~ ~ II - - ,. - . '' . n - - ' . - '1 'f.. ' - all. Ah! life is sweet 8· -;,;,;;- -------- ---::: :.: .·::_~· -::;;..· ..... ·-··-··}ii:\" ---· -.-- --- "I:\" --- ---~. ------ il . -. ~ I . - . - . .... ---- - - ' - - - -- ----- ..,. - - - . .........- ~ . ·- . .. - -. u .... , . - . .. ~ . .. - - - -. ~ - ~ - ' .. - .. .. - . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. -. c. f.. pesante. >- :.::>- :.::>- ff1·it.;;_ /':\. -t---1-- I! ......__ ·•.._ .. ..,&..- ..... - -·~· - - - I - .. - ·- - - I .... -- -- - - -.. \ - . --- -- - - -6 ........... -6 -iiL ..... ..... .JI! - ~~ - :4j - "11 a tempo. thrill-ing, en - chant-ing like \Vine,~~~~~ ::::.... Jr pesante il I I ,, -.,, - ... - - . ' '-1"' - ~ . 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I would say to the rose when it buds to life: M.W.&SONS 11802 - 9 6 shy; _____ Yield not your ~weets to each so sweet, its day is so fleet, but joys not the end of You dance in the · sun so gay all day, but at M.W.&SONS 11802- 9 7 Ah, come, a tenpo poco a po co ace el. ::::>======- ren - der to love warm and ten der Ah ~ I ~ I - -- , " - - .... Ll .... r~ .... - .,- - . - ' ,, - .,, -. ---- - - --· - " Tl -· - "" live for to - day! Ah, live "'\\hile we may~ Ah, live for to - day, for to - ::::::- ___ ::::::- -==-- -> ::::::- ~ ~ ::::::- • --- ---- " - l'"'I ' - - - - :: u. r ' .. ... r - ,_. '"' - ' I ··- - - _, T - ·- - - - - . -·. " - ~ . q~~- -- q~ It~ :-.- ..... :-." "" ~ ~~f f.i . ~#Ftf r~ f accel. I sempre accel. - .. u. I ~ ~- . I .. IL r • -. T r • - "n "n -. - - - . - -z;. -z; • ' -- .,... -= - - - ~· ~=6. -- - - - - ... .... ... • --. ~ ~ ---. I = - .. ,..-· .- ,...-- ~ -. ~- - ~ r- - - - - .. ~ ,J -. --· . - " --· r "" day! 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Si. .... .......- .. .. - -.. -... • • • --... - - I I .... -- - - - -- - - v .. - - - - - --- - .. - - -- - ~ -=i - '.i ~ - - ....- -.- .. ~ f,pesante. rit. rit fi~ ~ n• ·n· • I. ~ r,, - -· . .... ~- ~-· . - v -· - '" - '-' I ------- - t... - rap - ture al-most di - vine Ah! Love is sweet tj·-----------------------------------------------------········------------------------------------------·------------------------- ---- Ii .:::::... ->- ------- j)~ ~ ~ ... ' "")• ~· ; -·· l I r • . ... r • .. - - ' - ~ ,- I '"- v - -. - . '\. ,J ~ -· r '-~ "'- - . -· --· - -·. - . t.. -- - - • - - c.. < .::::::... ri't • I':'.. ~ - ~- .. h :i'\:..~1 -~ I c... - • _,• .>. to#.- - - 1' -=;: - - - -i ~ - - ..... - - ' - ~ v - ... - - --,, - - ..=. ..::: - ... I - - - . - ~ .... -. =4 -... M.W.&SONS 11802 - 9 9 a tempo. ~ --K I I . -. ~- -· ·-. ........ .. - - . - -v T - - . 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