COME TO FLORENCE
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- Song Title
- COME TO FLORENCE
- Writers
- Publisher
- HAMPSHIRE HOUSE PUBLISHING CORP. (ASCAP)
- Co-Publisher
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Non-TRO Affiliate
- % Publisher Controls
- 50%
- Territory Controlled
- US
- Themes/Keywords
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1940's, Admiration, Broadway, City, Happy, Italian, Italy, Singing
- Lyrics
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Come all you fair and tender ladies,
Be careful how you court young men,
They’re like a star of a summer’s morning,
They’ll first appear and then they’re gone.
They’ll tell to you some loving story,
They’ll declare to you their love is true;
Straightway they’ll go and court some other,
And that’s the love they have for you.
I wish I was some little sparrow,
That I had wings, could fly so high;
I’d fly away to my false true lover,
And when he’s talkin’ I’d be by.
But I am not a little sparrow,
And neither have I wings to fly;
I’ll sit down here in grief and sorrow
To weep and pass my troubles by.
If I’d a-known before I courted,
I never would have courted none;
I’d have locked my heart in a box of golden,
And pinned it up with a silver pin.VIEW COMPLETE FEWER LYRICS
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