Yes Sir, That's My Baby (1925)

A 1925 popular song. Words by Gus Kahn. Music by Walter Donaldson. Published by Irving Berlin Inc. Lyrics 1. Who’s that coming down the street? Who’s that looking so petite? Who’s that coming down to meet me here? Who’s that you know who I mean Sweetest “who” you’ve ever seen I could tell her miles away from here Chorus: Yes, Sir, that’s my baby No, Sir, don’t mean “maybe” Yes, Sir, that’s my baby now Yes, ma’am, we’ve decided No, ma’am, we won’t hide it Yes, ma’am, you’re invited now By the way, by the way When we reach the preacher I’ll say Yes, Sir, that’s my baby No, Sir, don’t mean “maybe” Yes, Sir, that’s my baby now 2. Who’s the “who” I rave about? Who do I feel blue without In the Winter, Summer, Spring and Fall What was I just “gonna” say I forget, but any way Here’s the most important thing of all Chorus: Yes, Sir, that’s my baby No, Sir, don’t mean “maybe” Yes, Sir, that’s my baby now Well, well, “lookit” that baby Do tell, don’t say “maybe” Nell’s bells won’t she cause some row Pretty soon, pretty soon, We will hear that Lohengrin tune Who for should she be sir No one else but me sir Yes, Sir, that’s my baby now ------------------------------------------------- Midi, vocal, and video by Fred Feild. The sheet music and midi for this song are at: http://sheetmusicsinger.com/greatests...