Antonio

Antonio            Elaine Hempton


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An-ton-i-o An-ton-i-o 

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was tired of liv-ing a-lon-i-o

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he went to woo miss lis-sam-y Lou

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mol-on-i-o An-ton-i-o An-ton-i-o 

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rode off on his pol-i-o pon-i-o

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found the maid in a bow-‘ry shade

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sit-tin and knit-ting a-lon-i-o


(CHORUS)

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Oh Oh An-ton-i-o oh oh An-ton-i-o 

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My good-ness oh oh An-ton-i-o 

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Woo-ing miss lis-sam-y lou


VERSE 2

An-ton-i-o An-ton-i-o 

Said if you’ll be my ownio
Ill love you true
And buy for you
An icery creamery conio

O Non-io Antonio
Your far too ugly and bonio
All I wish you dreary fish
Is that you’ll quickly begonio!