Original Sheet Music Cover
(1905) Sung by Tip When a Princess grand I used to be, A poor young man made love to me, For my name and wealth he didn’t care I’d enough for two and some to spare. He declared tho’ born unto a throne, He would surely win me for his own. In spite of bolts and bars and jolts, He sang in silv’ry tune: My little maid of Oz, I love you, dear, because, Your eyes so bright Are my delight, You’re the sweetest ever was. And in spite of stern Papas, And of dignified Mamas, You just can bet, I’ll win you yet, My little maid of Oz. So they locked me up Within a tower, But the young man came One midnight hour. With lots of hope, And a coil of rope, To beg me to with him elope. But he woke up Pa and Ma and Jim, And the whole caboodle jumped on him. He was led away To a dungeon gray, But still I heard him say: My little maid of Oz, Etc.
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The rare piano roll pictured below has been recorded on our forthcoming CD of Vintage Oz Recordings due Summer 2002.  An Extremely Rare Aeolian Piano Roll of MY LITTLE MAID OF OZ (1905). You can listen to a midi of this little known song. And you can also download the sheet music in PDF format which will allow you to save it to disc or print copies for yourself. Simply click on the links below. MIDI copyright © 2002 by David Maxine
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