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| Rating | |
| Identifier | SM00010 |
| Title | Nobody cares for me |
| Composer | Arthur, Claude Marshall |
| Lyricist | Fritsch, J.G. |
| Original Publisher | C.L. Partee Music Publishing Company |
| Description of Cover Art | Orange background overlaid with white flowers attached to black stems. |
| Performance Medium | Piano ; Vocal |
| Publication Date | 1914 |
| Source | 10 x 13 ; sheet music |
| Type | Image/Text |
| Language | English |
| Genre | Popular Music ; Vocal Music |
| Subject Terms | Popular music--United States--1911-1920 ; Songs with Piano |
| Publisher | Electronic version published by Houston Public Library, Houston, Texas |
| Collection | Sheet Music Collection of the Houston Public Library |
| HPL Location | SHEET MUSIC ARTHU NOBOD |
| Rights | This material is in the public domain. Please credit the Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston, Texas. |
| Date Digital | 2013 |
| Format | |
| Digitization Specifications | 300dpi ; tiff ; Digitized with i2s CopiBook scanner. |
| Notes | Valse Moderato |
| Text of Song | First Verse: I don't know the meaning of pleasure. I don't know the meaning of love; I don't know the meaning of parents, God's choicest gift from above. No hope I see in the future. My life will a dreary one be. And if I should die on the morrow, nobody would ever miss me. Chorus: I'm a little orphan girl. Nobody cares for me. If I had parents to love me, how happy I would be; a home! I've never known one, and that is why you see, the boys and girls don't play with me. Nobody cares for me. Second Verse: Each night my dream takes me to Heaven. I look on that beautiful place. I see there my father and mother, each with a smile on their face. One night came a beautiful angel and said, "My dear child do not fear, for some day I'll come here and take you to those whom you cherish so dear." |
| Filename | SM00010.cpd |
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| Identifier | SM00010-001 |
| Title | Page 1 |
| Filename | SM00010-001.pdf |
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