Key: Gb major
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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night when my work is through,
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I always call for Marie.
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and go scorching down to the sea.
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After one or two whirls
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we go strolling under the moon,
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till we find a good spot
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then gee whiz how we spoon.
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You ought to see a little
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me an d Marie
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by the ocean seaside.
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till we get swept out by the tide.
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You may have been to Paris
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But, if you want to see me and Marie
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by the old sea -tide
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If you want to see a thing of beauty,
with my little cutie
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by the old sea -tide
proper settin',
go on a -pettin'
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awful wettin' from the tide
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You may have been to Paris,
where we can hide.
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Then, until the crowing
of the chickens,
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me and my Marie
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proceed to raise the dickens
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by the old seaside.
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