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We have set of books,
Popular music, in which a most entertaining list of song titles appears. In volume 1900-1919, on page 292 we have:
Pig Latin Love;
Piking the Pike (A reference to the St Louis Fair Midway. What did you think it meant?);
The Ping Pong Song;
Pink Lady Waltz ;
Pinkerton Detective Man; and the euphoniously named
Pinky Panky Poo. They sound enormously cheerful. Even Pinkerton Detective Man is a novelty romance song. Where was the angst? If you're feeling angst-ish, these books are fun to browse for a chipper hour or two. Browse because they live at the Central Library and they don't check out. But they enjoy visitors.
Photo:
The Lester S. Levy Collection of Sheet Music
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