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When Your Ankle Wears the Ball and Chain (lyrics by Harry B. Smith)

from The Only Girl Revival (1934)

When Your Ankle Wears the Ball and Chain (lyrics by Harry B. Smith) is a song from The Only Girl. Sing When Your Ankle Wears the Ball and Chain (lyrics by Harry B. Smith) alongside real Broadway performers at Sing with the Stars in New York City.

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Credits

Composed by
Victor Herbert
Lyrics by
Victor Herbert
Position
Act 3, Song 3 of 5

From the show

When Your Ankle Wears the Ball and Chain (lyrics by Harry B. Smith) appears in The Only Girl.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is When Your Ankle Wears the Ball and Chain (lyrics by Harry B. Smith)?
When Your Ankle Wears the Ball and Chain (lyrics by Harry B. Smith) is a Broadway song from The Only Girl.
What show is When Your Ankle Wears the Ball and Chain (lyrics by Harry B. Smith) from?
When Your Ankle Wears the Ball and Chain (lyrics by Harry B. Smith) is from The Only Girl, a Broadway musical.
Who wrote When Your Ankle Wears the Ball and Chain (lyrics by Harry B. Smith)?
When Your Ankle Wears the Ball and Chain (lyrics by Harry B. Smith) was composed by Victor Herbert with lyrics by Victor Herbert.
Can I sing When Your Ankle Wears the Ball and Chain (lyrics by Harry B. Smith) at Sing with the Stars?
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