Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-11-15 | Page 5 | Song Speeding through Utah

Song Speeding Through Utah QUAINT BALLAD, "IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO BE SORRY." A new song has just appeared which bids fair to rival many of the modern love tales. It Is called: "It's Never Too Late To Be Sorry," and Is a tribute tri-bute to woman's loyalty an'd her fidelity fidel-ity for the man she has chosen. Some of the lines of the song arc quite poetical. po-etical. One verse runs: "I watered -a' sweet rose droop and die For want of rain and wondered why The rain drops when at last they came Could not restore its bloom again. You're like the rose, I'm like tho ruin, You wanted me and called in vain." And then follows the music, which seems to be really catchy. I It's Never Too Late To Be Sony hotf! loo UU U "a tor -17,.,,. I m vih I could lift Iran jtwr aLoaldcn... Tho mtI hirebro kl. Tbtrali Jot The orchestras are using the melody both ns a one-step and waltz.