Frank Leo was known for his many song compositions, particularly those for Wilkie Bard. His lyrics often take the form of story telling, and there are some amusing ones here. Performing here in his own right, the majority of his recordings were made between 1914 and 1915 and so some reflect optimism at the beginning of the Great War. Involved in a marital scandal, Frank Leo was as well known outside the halls as he was on stage.
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We are all equal in the Sea We are going to have a Nice Afternoon
You ought to see the Way we're coming along All have this with me
It makes One think Has Anyone been asking for me? I had to leave
It's a Grand Sight to see them going away Waiting for further Evidence
When the Camp Fire's brightly burning Mister Cook It was a sad, sad, day for me
When the Bugle calls If you're doing that for me you can stop
One and a Penny a Day I didn't want to cause any Trouble
I thought there was something the Matter I wonder what He's going to do next
Are you walking out with Anybody We are going to have a Nice Afternoon Harry and Family at the Zoo
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