by James Dyrenforth (Chicago 1916) and Ray Perkins (Columbia 1917)
Lyrics
You know that I’m looking for a sister for a lot of brothers of mine.
Some Fiji like the girl with whom the Fiji virtues combine.
The girl I had
who with her Fiji brothers meet.
I’m looking for a sister for a lot of brothers of mine
Oh brother, your problems are over
You’ll be an ogre if I had my way.
If I am wrong you can sue me
So come listen to me for I’m here to say.
Oh I’m looking for a sister for a lot of brothers of mine
(I’m looking for) some Fiji like the girl with whom the Fiji virtues combine.
The girl I had
who with her Fiji brothers meet.
I’m looking for a sister for a lot of brothers of mine!
This track was made available by Phi Gamma Delta IHQ. Recorded June 1960 at RCA Studios, New York City. Produced by Richard Maltby (Northwestern 1936). The seventeen-voice male chorus was organized and supervised by Michael Stewart, conducted by James Leyden. Song arrangements by Maltby and Leyden. Hummel Fishburn (Penn State 1922) consulted.
Last modified: December 20, 2023