My Girl's a Yorkshire Girl

I'm not sure where I learned this, probably from the singing of my Father, I seem to have always known the chorus.

‘My Girls A Yorkshire Girl’ was written in 1908 by C.W. Murphy and Dan Lipton after the success of their 1907 hit, ‘She’s a Lassie from Lancashire’. It was performed on the Music Halls by Sheffield born ‘Miss Florrie Gallimore’. She made her stage debut, at the age of seven in pantomime at the Theatre Royal, Sheffield. She carried on playing child roles in until at the age of fourteen, when she appeared at Sheffield’s ‘Gaiety Music Hall’ as male impersonator. She started playing the provincial theatres as a serio comic singer, and at the age of sixteen she made her first London appearance, singing Tyrolean ditties, at the ‘Metropolitan Music Hall’. In the following years she became a highly popular artiste, playing all the leading UK music halls, and doing overseas tours.
Along with her brother Authur Gallimore, they performed at in front of ‘King George V and Queen Mary’ in the very first ‘Royal Command Performance’ at the Palace Theatre, London on 1st July 1912.