You hum it.
We’ll play it.
Irish-themed songs from the early 1900s churned out by New York’s ‘Tin Pan Alley’ for homesick emigrés.
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You hum it.
We’ll play it.
Irish-themed songs from the early 1900s churned out by New York’s ‘Tin Pan Alley’ for homesick emigrés.
Via Digital Public Library of America
These song titles seem part of a drive to integrate, boost the confidence and increase the status value of Irish emigrants and their descendants. They can be seen as part of a process culminating in the Kennedy family.
Maybe we need some confidence-boosting music here?
No. 2 reminds me of one of Philo’s great lines, used before they played Emerald live.
“Any girls out there with some Irish in them? Any of the girls out there want a bit more Irish in them?”
Why ” but ” I’m fly ?
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=i%27m%20fly
Pretty fly for an Irish guy.
“Can’t you take ‘it’ back and change ‘it’ for a boy”. Jaysus