Tell Me All Your Troubles, Cutie (1917)

From the musical “Miss 1917”
Words by P. G. Wodehouse
Music by Jerome Kern
Lyrics
1. I wonder why you look so sad
I’m feeling blue
Perhaps you’ll find it not so bad
So cheer up do
My troubles make me gloomy
For life’s gone wrong
If you will tell them to me
They won’t last long
Refrain
So won’t you
Tell me all you troubles, Cutie?
I’m waiting here to listen while you do
I hate to see you feel so blue
Come on and tell me dearie
And I will comfort you
Oh come along and tell me all about it
Some way to fix it we are sure to see
If you’ve a pal to help you out
You’ll find there’s nothing much for you to fuss about
You’ll soon forget your troubles, Cutie
If you will tell ’em all to me
2. I think you’ve something on your mind
I’m worried, too
To me you’ve been so nice and kind
I must help you
Oh no, I won’t start whining
Please don’t mind me
Oh yes, a silver lining
We’re sure to see
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Vocal demonstration:
He - sung by Vancha March
She - sung by Mrs. March
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne.
Get the sheet music and MIDI at:
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[@graythistle]

omg, this duet is amazing!

[@redchandler]

Very nice!

[@jamespitt-payne3622]

Utterly delightful. What a great couple you make! Well done! 🙂

[@VanchaMarch2]

Thanks! My mom and I have recorded several duets for SMS :)