I Love a Lassie
or Ma Scotch Bluebell
or Ma Scotch Bluebell
or "Ma Scotch Bluebell"
by Harry Lauder and Gerald Grafton
1906
Origin : https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/cht-sheet-music/5408/
They received the Scotch peer with huge delight. He reminded them Harry Lauder and they said so. [...] They implored him to be a pal and sing 'The Saftest of the Family'. Or, failing that, 'I love a lassie'.
Psmith in the City. 10 Mr Bickersdyke addresses his constituent
He thought for a moment; then threw his head back, shut his eyes, and let it go in a musical baritone.
'I love a lassie, a bonny, bonny lassie,' sang George. 'She's as pure as the lily in the dell.'
'No doubt,' said the specialist, wincing a little.
'She's as sweet as the heather, the bonny purple heather – Susan, my Worcestershire bluebell.'
Meet Mr Mulliner. 1 The Truth about George
There was a stage wait of about a minute and half, during which, my moodiness now much lightened, I rendered 'Roll Out the Barrel', 'I Love a Lassie', and 'Every Day I Bring Thee Violets', in the order named.
Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit. Chapter 1