YOU’LL FIND OUT

(Archie Gottler, Betty Treynor)


As recorded by:
Sam Browne & Billie Lockwood, (as Jack & Jill)
With Orchestra Dir. John Firman
Recorded in April 1932



(Jill)
Care’s an awful thing if you succumb to it
That’s a lesson I learned long ago
I never cross a bridge until I come to it
But there’s a thing or two I’d like to know
For instance,

Why do poets rave about a June night

(Jack)
You’ll find out

(Jill)
What do lovers do out in the moonlight

(Jack)
You’ll find out

(Jill)
Just suppose that you’re the boy
Who can fill my heart with joy
How will you know how to make me happy

(Jack)
You’ll find out

(Jill)
What will we do evenings when it’s raining

(Jack)
You’ll find out

(Jill)
Do you think you could be entertaining

(Jack)
You’ll find out

(Jill)
When I walk up to the altar by your side
People will expect to see a blushing bride
But I don’t know what I’m supposed to blush for

(Jack)
You’ll find out

There are t6hings that often have me worrying
For example let’s take married life
Let’s pretend that from the church we’re hurrying
And you’re at last my charming little wife
For instance,

Keeping house must be a lot of fun, dear

(Jill)
You’ll find out

(Jack)
Can two people live as cheap as one, dear

(Jill)
You’ll find out

(Jack)
When the weekly bills are due
And I haven’t got a sou
How will I stall the butcher and the baker

(Jill)
You’ll find out

(Jack)
As a wife you’ll surely make a winner

(Jill)
You’ll find out

(Jack)
What if I should not come home to dinner

(Jill)
You’ll find out

Supposing’ I must leave you for a week or two
And you haven’t got as single thing to do
How would you spend all those lonesome evenings

(Jill)
Try and find out.




(Transcribed from John Wright’s 78 RPM 
Record Collection by Bill Huntley - August 2013)