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Text:Wait Till You See Me in My New Home
Author:J. P.
Tune:[Here on earth you may talk and brag about all your wealth untold]
Composer:Joe Parks

146. Wait Till You See Me in My New Home

Text Information
First Line: Here on earth you may talk and brag about all your wealth untold
Title: Wait Till You See Me in My New Home
Author: J. P.
Refrain First Line: If a mansion you own while here on earth
Language: English
Publication Date: 1952
Copyright: © 1949, by Tennessee Music and Printing Co., in "Living Jewels"
Tune Information
Name: [Here on earth you may talk and brag about all your wealth untold]
Composer: Joe Parks
Incipit: 33333 33333 33443
Copyright: © 1949, by Tennessee Music and Printing Co., in "Living Jewels"



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