You're Welcome Whenever You Call - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
You're Welcome Whenever You Call Copyright, 1896, by Thos. H. Murray. Words and Music by Thos. H. Murray. 
An old friend of mine by the name of O'Brien Has a house full of beautiful girls; There's Sadie and Mate, sweet Irene and Kate, Dear Mollie, all frizzes and curls; I called with a friend, just a few hours to spend, So we waltzed in the parlor and hall; When going away, why the girls all did say, You're welcome a whenever you call. 
Chorus. I know whene'er I go to visit the Missis O'Brien, Each one just full of fun, give me a Jolly, good time; If you should call there too, see that O'Brien gets a ball, And the old man will say when you're going away, You're welcome whenever you call. 
On last Sunday night 'twas with joy and delight That a lot of boys met there by chance: It tickled O'Brien, he had looked for some time To have a nice sociable dance: We stood at the door in the morning at four, Then O'Brien he invited us all To come soon again, so you see it's quite plain, You're welcome whenever you call.-Chorus.