The Curse Of An Aching Heart
or You made me what I am to day
or You made me what I am to day
(You made me what I am to day)
music by Al Piantadosi
words by Henry Fink
1913
Origin : https://dc.lib.unc.edu/cdm/ref/collection/sheetmusic/id/38381
It was he who had destroyed the minor poetry virus in her. The refrain of an old song came to him.
You made me what I am to-day!
I hope you're satisfied!
He was more than satisfied. He was proud of himself.
Piccadilly Jim. Chapter 18
'No, I've – er – rather lost touch with the Family.'
'So I gathered from Mr Carmyle. And I feel hideously responsible. It was through me that all this happened.'
'Oh, no.'
'Of course it was. I made you what you are today – I hope I'm satisfied – I dragged and dragged you down until the soul within you died, so to speak. [...]'
The Adventures of Sally. 9 Ginger Becomes a Right–Hand Man
I don't know if you remember a song some years ago that went 'Ti–um–ti–um–ti–um–ti–um, Ti–um–ti–um–ti–ay', and then, after a bit more of that, finished up:
Ti–um–ti–um–ti–um–ti UM,
The curse of an aching heart.
You don't hear it much nowadays, [...].
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