Arthur Osmond sings "Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?" on Edison Gold Moulded 13908, recorded in England. <br /><br />Kelly and his sweetheart wore a very pleasant smile, <br />And sent upon a holiday they went from Mona's Isle, <br />They landed safe in London but alas it's sad to say, <br />For Kelly lost his little girl up Piccadilly way. <br />She searched for him in vain and then of course began to fret, <br />And this is the appeal she made to everyone she met: <br /><br />Has anybody here seen Kelly? <br />K-E-double-L-Y. <br />Has anybody here seen Kelly? <br />Find him if you can! <br />He's as bad as old Antonio, <br />Left me on my own-ee-o, <br />Has anybody here seen Kelly? <br />Kelly from the Isle of Man! <br /><br />When it started raining she exclaimed, "What shall I do?" <br />For Kelly had her ticket and her spending money too, <br />She wandered over London like a hound upon the scent, <br />At last she found herself outside the House of Parliament. <br />She got among the suffragettes who chained her to the grille, <br />And soon they heard her shouting in a voice both loud and shrill. <br /><br />"Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?" Arthur Osmond on Edison cylinder recorded in England (1909). <br />
