Santa Fe Song

VAN ALSTYNE, [HARRY] & [EGBERT]

Publication: Jerome H Remick, 1910, New York

First edition. Folio. Colorful 13 3/4" x 10 3/4" especially fresh and crisp pictorial wrappers for a popular Western song, 6 pp. (including covers). First lines of verse: "Down on the plains of burning sand - There lived a daring cowboy gay, No braver lad lived in the land - Thank wild and wooly Pat O'Day, But each night when the stars were bright, For a year he used to call, On a maiden sweet and small, But he made no love at all... Chorus: Come on, you Cow-boy, to old San-ta Fe, Take me a-way, Swing in that Sad-dle, we'll ske-dad-dle. Take me, and make me your Mis-sus O'Day. Sure I'll b your bride, If you'll on-ly ride To Old San-ta Fe. Following Santa Fe Song is "Santa Fe / Quartette for Male or Mixed Voices" (also copyright MCMX, by Remick). Especially fresh and crisp; minor edge wear. Very scarce.

Inventory Number: 49495