# | Title | Principal Artiste | Composers | Lyricist / Date written | Place | Date recorded | Matrix | Label&cat.no. | Additional Information |
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719 | A Letter To My Mother | Ray Noble and His Orchestra | Solomon Small | w/m 1907 | London | January 31, 1933 | OB-6415-1 | HMV B-6317, Victor 24308 | As above |
(Solomon Small / Gilbert / Nikle)
Ray Noble and His Orchestra
Sung in English
The lable credits Gilbert / Nikle (English version?) but sources suggest it was written by Solomon Shmulevitsh [a.k.a. Small]
I strayed from home
Why did I roam
I miss my mother's affection
Her rocking chair
Her silver hair
Is in my fond, recollection
I see her in my dreams
She's crying, very still
Though we are miles and miles apart
I'll bring a cheer to mother's heart
So, here is what I'm going to do
I'll write a letter to my mother
And tell her just how much I love her
She worries so, but I know
Angels watch above her
There's magic in the name of mother
I realize there is no other
I'm sealing this, with a kiss
This letter to my dear old darling mother