Ny) R 7, LOF THE BLUES) SS — BADaa we Dae\\\\\ lily) /! we HH Hy Y WY NNN ANY ili WN ee ae az: -—y, eA lil Gill @2 Aunt Hagar’s Children Blues Adaptation from W. C. Handy’ Selection “Aunt Hagar’s Children” Music by Lyries by W. C. HANDY Lieut. J. TIM BRYMM Moderato yan Piano fb. Voice 014 Dea-con Spliv-ins, his flock was giv-in’ The way of liv. in’ Said he no wing-ing, mo _rag-time singing here to - Up jumped Aunt Ha - gar ‘ Copyright MCMXXt by Handy Bros. Musie Co,Ine. 465 W. 47th Street N.¥.C. International Copyright Secured AU Rights’ Reservedand shout-ed out with all her might. Why all this raz-zing, about the jaan i My boys have just come home With latest mu-sie, they play it on the sax-o-yhone Oh my just listen! Tho dea-cont shouted with a moan. Aunt Hagar eto. 4Chorus. Hear Aunt Ha-gark child-ren har-mon-izing, Hear that ewoet mel - dy like a cheir- from om high broke loose devil brought it, the good Lord sent it “right down Aunt Hagar’s ete. 4‘aint no use in talk: in’ Ha-gar’s children squawk-in’ Such jazz-a-pa-tion, such mod-u-Ia-tion Whon my feet say dance I just cant re-fuse— When I hear— that mel - 0 - dy they call the Blues Aunt Ha gar's-chil-dren Blues Some Blues, Aunt Hagar’s ote. 4 Printed by Music Pub’s Press,¥.¥.