by Jerome Kern

Summary

by Jerome Kern Leave It to Jane (1917)

No problem you can wish on her gives a strain: She'll tackle gaily a score or more daily. If something is on your mind. (Jane.) (And I can see that there is not a doubt of it.) (Bessie & Stub.) Comfort you soon will find; (Jane.) Leave it to me, I will soon get you out of it) (Bessie & Stub.) If you have started worrying Kindly refrain. (Bessie, Stub & Jane.) And just hand over the whole thing to Jane!
This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1928.
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