Irving Berlin - Original Cast! 100 Years of the American Musical Theater: The Forties, Part One

I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen

[Verse:]
Old Mister Absent-Minded, that's me
Just as forgetful as I can be
I've got the strangest sort of a mind
I'm always leaving something behind

[Refrain:]
I left my heart at the Stage Door Canteen
I left it there with a girl named Eileen

I kept her serving doughnuts
Till all she had were gone
I sat there dunking doughnuts
Till she caught on

I must go back to the army routine
And every doughboy knows what that will mean

A soldier boy without a heart
Has two strikes on him from the start
And my heart's at the Stage Door Canteen

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Writer(s): Irving Berlin
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