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Although I've a striking appearance no doubt Nobody notices me when I'm out I can't understand it, it doesn't seem right In fact as I walked on the stage here tonight. Chorus: Nobody noticed me, nobody noticed me It's always been so since that wonderful morn That wonderful morn on the day I was born The room I was born in was large And I was so tiny you see That I never got fed for the first seven weeks 'Cos nobody noticed me. One day for excitement I rode in a train I sat with my nose glued right up to the pane A bridegroom got in with his blushing young bride I sat very still with my head on one side. Chorus: Nobody noticed me, nobody noticed me We entered a tunnel without any light I heard the bride giggle and whisper in fright 'Oh do give up kissing me, George.' 'I haven't kissed you.' answered he She said, 'Well if you haven't, somebody has.' But nobody noticed me. Once with some pals at the sea-side I saw A young ladies school bathing down on the shore They bobbed up and down in the water so clear A board on the beach said 'No mixed bathing here.' Chorus: Nobody noticed me, nobody noticed me So I got my new little bathing suit out And went in the sea and floated about They never suspected at all Except one young lady, and she Said, 'It's queer, but a crab keeps on nipping my leg But nobody noticed me. Last leap year I met a young lady named Flo She quickly proposed and I daren't say no The day we were married I stood by her side The parson shook hands with the best man and bride. Chorus: Nobody noticed me, nobody noticed me Behind her bouquet I stood quiet ans still And just popped my head round and answered 'I will' And when we got home later on, I felt so dead tired don't you see I crawled under the bed and i laid there all night And nobody noticed me. |
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Written and composed by Nat D. Ayer & Bert Lee - 1918 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Performed by Jack Pleasants (1874-1924) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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