| AKA | Are you livery? |
| First Published | 1928 |
| Writer/composer | RP Weston and Bert Lee / Harris Weston | Roud | RN10707 |
| Music Hall Performers | Randolph Sutton, Leslie Sarony and others |
| Folk performances | Collected from the singing of: Chaplin, Ted ; England : Suffolk ; no date |
Are you livery? Are you shivery? Sad and sorry and blue?
Say, young fellows then, Doctor Cupid has got the cure for you
Loves the tonic, if you feel chronic And think you're ready to die
Loves the remedy, nature's remedy Chemist's can't supply
Never mind what the doctors say
Cuddle your girl three times a day
Oh, oh, oh, you can feel it doing you good!
Tho' you're a kind of nervous wreck
Soon as your arms go round her neck
Oh, oh, oh, you can feel it doing you good!
Never mind Sanatogen or Veno's.
What's the finest remedy? Why she knows!
Soon as your lips to hers you press
You will begin to convalesce
Oh, oh, oh, you can feel it doing you good!
Mr Edison says love's medicine beats all potions and pills
Why keep drugging? A real good hugging beats all your syrup of squills.
Love rejuvenates and exhilarates, Get that remedy soon.
When you take her, you needn't shake her, but don't forget the spoon!
Never mind what the doctors say
Cuddle your girl three times a day
Oh, oh, oh, you can feel it doing you good!
Tho' you're a kind of nervous wreck
Soon as your arms go round her neck
Oh, oh, oh, you can feel it doing you good!
Never mind Sanatogen or Veno's.
What's the finest remedy? Why she knows!
Though you're as bad as bad can be
Soon as you park her on your knee
Oh, oh, oh, you can feel it doing you good!
A comedy fox-trot from 1928, featuring in the repertoire of several well-known dance bands but also sung in Music Hall and pantomime. Recorded by both Lesley Sarony and Randolph Sutton. It also featured in the repertoire of the Canadian Concert Party The Dumbells whose history is explored here.
It was later collected by John Howson from the singing of Ted Chaplin
Lesley Sarony sings it:
Al Plunkett of Canadian Concert Party The Dumbells sings it:
Sources:
- Entries in the Roud Indexes at the Vaughn Williams Memorial Library: https://archives.vwml.org/search/all:single[folksong-broadside-books]/0_50/all/score_desc/extended-roudNo_tr%3A10707
- Kilgarrif Sing Us
- Lyrics and Sheet Music:| Sheet Music Collection – York University.
Last Updated on June 12, 2025 by John Baxter | Published: June 10, 2025
