Nora Bayes - Goodbye France 1919 Irving Berlin WWI World War I U.S. Navy Patriotic

Columbia 2678 - 03/1919 - Peaked on US Music Chart At # 3 in 1919. An Irving Berlin Song. World War I Song. The End Of The War. For MegaMusiclover1234
[1st verse:]
I can picture the boys "over there"
Making plenty of noise "over there"
And if I'm not wrong
It won't be long
Ere a certain song will fill the air
It's all very clear
The time's drawing near
When they'll be marching down to the pier, singing:
[Refrain:]
Goodbye France
We'd love to linger longer but we must go home
Folks are waiting to welcome us across the foam
We were glad to stand side by side with you
Mighty proud to have died with you
So goodbye France
You'll never be forgotten by the U.S.A.
[2nd verse:]
They are waiting for one happy day
When the word comes to start on their way
With a tear-dimmed eye
They'll say goodbye
But their hearts will cry, Hip-hip hooray
The friends that they made
Will wish that they stayed
As they start on their homeward parade, singing -
Nora Bayes (October 8, 1880 -- March 19, 1928) was a popular American singer, comedienne and actress of the early 20th century. Born Eleanor "Dora" Goldberg, with Dora being a pet or nickname, to a Jewish family in Joliet, Illinois, Bayes was performing professionally in vaudeville in Chicago by age 18.

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