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Ajr Songs Chanukah MAKIN WHOOPEE ANOTHER BRIDE, ANOTHER JUNE ANOTHER SUNNY HONEYMOON ANOTHER SEASON, ANOTHER REASON FOR MAKIN' WHOOPEE A LOT OF SHOES, A LOT OF RICE THE GROOM IS NERVOUS, HE ANSWERS TWICE ITS REALLY KILLIN' THAT HE'S SO WILLIN' TO MAKE WHOOPEE PICTURE A LITTLE LOVE NEST DOWN WHERE THE ROSES CLING PICTURE THE SAME SWEET LOVE NEST AND THINK WHAT A YEAR CAN BRING HE'S WASHIN DISHES AND BABY CLOTHES HE'S SO AMBITIOUS HE EVEN SEWS BUT DON'T FORGET FOLKS, THATS WHAT YOU GET FOLKS, FOR MAKIN' WHOOPEE (BUT DON'T FORGET FOLKS,) (THATS WHAT YOU GET FOLKS, FOR MAKIN' WHOOPEE) ANOTHER YEAR OR MAYBE LESS WHAT'S THIS I HEAR? OR CAN YOU GUESS SHE FEELS NEGLECTED, AND HE'S SUSPECTED OF MAKIN' WHOOPEE SHE SITS ALONE 'MOST EVERY NIGHT HE DOESN'T PHONE HER; HE DOESN'T WRITE HE SAYS HE'S BUSY, BUT SHE SAYS, "IS HE?" HE'S MAKIN' WHOOPEE BUT DON'T FORGET FOLKS, THATS WHAT YOU GET FOLKS, FOR MAKIN' WHOOPEE SINGING THE BLUES WELL I NEVER FELT MORE LIKE SINGING THE BLUES COS I NEVER THOUGHT THAT I'd EVER LOSE YOUR LOVE DEAR, WHYDA YOU DO ME THIS WAY WELL I NEVER FELT MORE LIKE CRYING ALL NIGHT COS EVERYTHINGS WRONG AND NOTHING AINT RIGHT WITHOUT YOU, YOU GOT ME SINGING THE BLUES THE MOON AND STARS NO LONGER SHINE THE DREAM IS GONE I THOUGHT WAS MINE There's NOTHING LEFT FOR ME TO DO BUT CRY-Y-Y-Y OVER YOU WELL I NEVER FELT MORE LIKE RUNNING AWAY BUT WHY SHOULD I GO, COS I COULDNT STAY WITHOUT YOU YOU GOT ME SING THE BLUES WHISTLE SOLO WELL I NEVER FELT MORE LIKE SINGING THE BLUES COS I NEVER THOUGHT THAT I'd EVER LOSE YOUR LOVE DEAR, WHYDA YOU DO ME THIS WAY WELL I NEVER FELT MORE LIKE CRYING ALL NIGHT COS EVERYTHINGS WRONG AND NOTHING AINT RIGHT WITHOUT YOU, YOU GOT ME SINGING THE BLUES THE MOON AND STARS NO LONGER SHINE THE DREAM IS GONE I THOUGHT WAS MINE There's NOTHING LEFT FOR ME TO DO BUT CRY-Y-Y-Y OVER YOU WELL I NEVER FELT MORE LIKE RUNNING AWAY BUT WHY SHOULD I GO COS I COULDNT STAY WITHOUT YOU YOU GOT ME SING THE BLUES TIE A YELLOW RIBBON I'M COMIN' HOME, I'VE DONE MY TIME NOW I'VE GOT TO KNOW WHAT IS AND ISN'T MINE IF YOU RECEIVED MY LETTER TELLING YOU I'D SOON BE FREE THEN YOU'LL KNOW JUST WHAT TO DO IF, YOU STILL WANT ME, IF YOU STILL WANT ME WHOA, TIE A YELLOW RIBBON 'ROUND THE OLE OAK TREE IT'S BEEN THREE LONG YEARS, DO YOU STILL WANT ME? IF I DON'T SEE A RIBBON ROUND THE OLE OAK TREE I'LL STAY ON THE BUS, FORGET ABOUT US, PUT THE BLAME ON ME IF I DON'T SEE A YELLOW RIBBON 'ROUND THE OLE OAK TREE BUS DRIVER, PLEASE LOOK FOR ME 'CAUSE I COULDN'T BEAR TO SEE WHAT I MIGHT SEE I'M REALLY STILL IN PRISON AND MY LOVE, SHE HOLDS THE KEY A SIMPLE YELLOW RIBBON'S WHAT I NEED TO SET ME FREE I WROTE AND TOLD HER PLEASE WHOA, TIE A YELLOW RIBBON 'ROUND THE OLE OAK TREE IT'S BEEN THREE LONG YEARS, DO YOU STILL WANT ME? IF I DON'T SEE A RIBBON ROUND THE OLE OAK TREE I'LL STAY ON THE BUS, FORGET ABOUT US, PUT THE BLAME ON ME IF I DON'T SEE A YELLOW RIBBON 'ROUND THE OLE OAK TREE ITS NOT UNUSUAL IT'S NOT UNUSUAL TO BE LOVED BY ANYONE IT'S NOT UNUSUAL TO HAVE FUN WITH ANYONE BUT WHEN I SEE YOU HANGING ABOUT WITH ANYONE IT'S NOT UNUSUAL TO SEE ME CRY, I WANNA' DIE IT'S NOT UNUSUAL TO GO OUT AT ANY TIME BUT WHEN I SEE YOU OUT AND ABOUT IT'S SUCH A CRIME IF YOU EVER WANT TO BE LOVED BY ANYONE, IT'S NOT UNUSUAL IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY NO MATTER WHAT YOU SAY YOU FIND IT HAPPENS ALL THE TIIIIME LOVE WILL NEVER DO, WHAT YOU WANT IT TO WHY CAN'T THIS CRAZY LOVE BE MIIIIIIIINE IT'S NOT UNUSUAL, TO BE MAD WITH ANYONE IT'S NOT UNUSUAL, TO BE SAD WITH ANYONE BUT IF I EVER FIND THAT YOU'VE CHANGED AT ANYTIME IT'S NOT UNUSUAL TO FIND THAT I'M IN LOVE WITH YOU WHOA-OH-OH-OH-OH IS THIS THE WAY TO AMARILLO SHA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA SHA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA SHA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA WHEN THE DAY IS DAWNIN' ON A TEXAS SUNDAY MORNIN' HOW I LONG TO BE THERE WITH MARIE WHO'S WAITIN' FOR ME THERE EV'RY LONELY CITY WHERE I HANG MY HAT AIN'T HALF AS PRETTY, AS WHERE MY BABY'S AT IS THIS THE WAY TO AMARILLO? EV'RY NIGHT I'VE BEEN HUGGIN' MY PILLOW DREAMIN' DREAMS OF AMARILLO AND SWEET MARIE WHO WAITS FOR ME SHOW ME THE WAY TO AMARILLO I'VE BEEN WEEPIN' LIKE A WILLOW CRYIN' OVER AMARILLO AND SWEET MARIE WHO WAITS FOR ME SHA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA SHA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA SHA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA AND MARIE WHO WAITS FOR ME straight in THERE'S A CHURCH BELL RINGIN' HEAR THE SOUND OF JOY THAT IT'S SINGIN' FOR THE SWEET MARIA AND THE GUY WHO'S COMIN' TO SEE HER JUST BEYOND THE HIGHWAY, THERE'S AN OPEN PLAIN AND IT KEEPS ME GOIN', THROUGH THE WIND AND RAIN IS THIS THE WAY TO AMARILLO? EV'RY NIGHT I'VE BEEN HUGGIN' MY PILLOW DREAMIN' DREAMS OF AMARILLO AND-SWEET MARIE WHO WAITS FOR ME SHOW ME THE WAY TO AMARILLO I'VE BEEN WEEPIN' LIKE A WILLOW CRYIN' OVER AMARILLO AND SWEET MARIE WHO WAITS FOR ME SHA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA SHA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA SHA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA MY KIND OF GIRL SHE WALKS LIKE AN ANGEL WALKS, SHE TALKS LIKE AN ANGEL TALKS, AND HER HAIR HAS A KIND OF CURL, TO MY MIND, SHE'S MY KIND OF GIRL. SHE'S WISE LIKE AN ANGEL'S WISE, WITH EYES LIKE AN ANGEL'S EYES, AND A SMILE LIKE A KIND OF PEARL, TO MY MIND, SHE'S MY KIND OF GIRL. A PRETTY LITTLE FACE, THAT FACE JUST KNOCKS ME OFF MY FEET, PRETTY LITTLE FEET, SHE'S REALLY SWEET ENOUGH TO EAT. SHE LOOKS LIKE AN ANGEL LOOKS, BABY IME HOOKED AFTER JUST ONE LOOK, AND MY MINDS IN A KIND OF WHIRL, TO MY MIND, SHE'S MY KIND OF GIRL. (SHE LOOKS) LIKE AN ANGEL LOOKS, I’M COOKED AFTER JUST ONE LOOK, AND MY MINDS IN A KIND OF WHIRL, COS IN MY MIND, SHE'S MY KIND OF GIRL. CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU. YOU'RE JUST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU. YOU'D BE LIKE HEAVEN TO TOUCH. I WANNA HOLD YOU SO MUCH. AT LONG LAST LOVE HAS ARRIVED I THANK GOD I'M ALIVE. YOU'RE JUST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU. PARDON THE WAY THAT I STARE. THERE'S NOTHING ELSE TO COMPARE. THE SIGHT OF YOU LEAVES ME WEAK. THERE ARE NO WORDS LEFT TO SPEAK, IF YOU FEEL LIKE I FEEL, PLEASE LET ME KNOW THAT IT'S REAL. YOU'RE JUST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU. 2 LOTS BABABABABA I LOVE YOU, BABY, IF IT'S QUITE ALRIGHT, I NEED YOU, BABY, TO WARM A LONELY NIGHT. I LOVE YOU, BABY. TRUST IN ME WHEN I SAY: OH, PRETTY BABY, DON'T BRING ME DOWN, I PRAY. OH, PRETTY BABY, NOW THAT I FOUND YOU, STAY AND LET ME LOVE YOU, BABY. LET ME LOVE YOU. .............. YOU'RE JUST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU. YOU'D BE LIKE HEAVEN TO TOUCH. I WANNA HOLD YOU SO MUCH. AT LONG LAST LOVE HAS ARRIVED I THANK GOD I'M ALIVE. YOU'RE JUST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE. CAN'T TAKE MY EYES OFF YOU. 1 LOT BABABABABA I LOVE YOU, BABY, AND IF IT'S QUITE ALRIGHT, I NEED YOU, BABY, TO WARM THE LONELY NIGHT. OH, BABY. TRUST IN ME WHEN I SAY: OH, PRETTY BABY, DON'T LET ME DOWN, I PRAY. OH, PRETTY BABY, NOW THAT I FOUND YOU, STAY.. OH PRETTY BABY, TRUST IN ME WHEN I SAY PAPA LOVES MAMBO PAPA LOVES MAMBO, MAMA LOVES MAMBO LOOK AT 'EM SWAY WITH IT HAVING A DAY OF IT SHOUTIN' "OI VEY/OLEY" WITH IT, NOW PAPA LOVES MAMBO, MAMA LOVES MAMBO PAPA DOES GREAT WITH IT SWINGS LIKE A GATE WITH IT HE LOSES WEIGHT WITH IT, NOW HE GOES TO, SHE GOES FRO HE GOES FAST, SHE GOES SLOW HE GOES LEFT SHE GOES RIGHT PAPA'S LOOKIN' FOR MAMA BUT MAMA IS NOWHERE IN SIGHT PAPA LOVES MAMBO, MAMA LOVES MAMBO HAVIN' THEIR FLING AGAIN YOUNGER THAN SPRING AGAIN FEELIN' THAT ZING AGAIN, WOW PAPA LOVES MAMBO, MAMA LOVES MAMBO DON'T LET HER RUMBA AND DON'T LET HER SAMBA 'CAUSE PAPA LOVES MAMA TONIGHT MUSIC INTRO HE GOES TO, SHE GOES FRO HE GOES FAST, SHE GOES SLOW HE GOES LEFT 'N' SHE GOES RIGHT PAPA'S LOOKIN' FOR MAMA BUT MAMA IS NOWHERE IN SIGHT PAPA LOVES MAMBO, MAMA LOVES MAMBO HAVIN' THEIR FLING AGAIN YOUNGER THAN SPRING AGAIN FEELIN' THAT ZING AGAIN, WOW PAPA LOVES MAMBO, MAMA LOVES MAMBO DON'T LET HER RUMBA AND DON'T LET HER SAMBA 'CAUSE PAPA LOVES A MAMBO TONIGHT VOLARE VOLARE, OH-OH CANTARE, OH-OH-OH-OH LET'S FLY WAY UP TO THE CLOUDS AWAY FROM THE MADDENING CROWDS WE CAN SING IN THE GLOW OF A STAR THAT I KNOW OF WHERE LOVERS ENJOY PEACE OF MIND LET US LEAVE THE CONFUSION AND ALL DISILLUSION BEHIND JUST LIKE BIRD OF A FEATHER, A RAINBOW TOGETHER WE'LL FIND VOLARE, OH-OH E CANTARE, OH-OH-OH-OH NO WONDER MY HAPPY HEART SINGS YOUR LOVE HAS GIVEN ME WINGS NEL BLU, DIPINTO DI BLU FELICHE DI STARE LASSÙ WE CAN SING IN THE GLOW OF A STAR THAT I KNOW OF WHERE LOVERS ENJOY PEACE OF MIND LET US LEAVE THE CONFUSION AND ALL DISILLUSION BEHIND JUST LIKE BIRD OF A FEATHER, A RAINBOW TOGETHER WE'LL FIND VOLARE, OH-OH E CANTARE, OH-OH-OH-OH NO WONDER MY HAPPY HEART SINGS YOUR LOVE HAS GIVEN ME WINGS NEL BLU, DIPINTO DI BLU COPACABANNA HER NAME WAS LOLA, SHE WAS A SHOWGIRL YELLOW FEATHERS IN HER HAIR AND A DRESS CUT DOWN TO THERE SHE WOULD MERENGUE AND DO THE CHA-CHA AND WHILE SHE TRIED TO BE A STAR, TONY ALWAYS TENDED BAR ACROSS A CROWDED FLOOR , THEY WORKED FROM 8 TILL 4 THEY WERE YOUNG AND THEY HAD EACH OTHER WHO COULD ASK FOR MORE? AT THE COPA , COPACABANA THE HOTTEST SPOT NORTH OF HAVANA AT THE COPA COPACABANA MUSIC AND PASSION WERE ALWAYS THE FASHION AT THE COPA....THEY FELL IN LOVE CHORUS COPA COPACABANA HIS NAME WAS RICO, HE WORE A DIAMOND HE WAS ESCORTED TO A CHAIR, HE SAW LOLA DANCIN' THERE WHEN SHE FINISHED, HE CALLED HER OVER RICO WENT A BIT TOO FAR, TONY SAILED ACROSS THE BAR THEN THE PUNCHES FLEW, CHAIRS WERE SMASHED IN TWO THERE WAS BLOOD AND A SINGLE GUN SHOT BUT JUST WHO SHOT WHO? AT THE COPA , COPACABANA THE HOTTEST SPOT NORTH OF HAVANA AT THE COPA , COPACABANA MUSIC AND PASSION WERE ALWAYS THE FASHION AT THE COPA............SHE LOST HER LOVE SHORT BREAK HER NAME IS LOLA, SHE WAS A SHOWGIRL BUT THAT WAS THIRTY YEARS AGO, WHEN THEY USED TO HAVE A SHOW NOW IT'S A DISCO, BUT NOT FOR LOLA STILL IN A DRESS SHE USED TO WEAR FADED FEATHERS IN HER HAIR SHE SITS THERE SO REFINED, AND DRINKS HERSELF HALF-BLIND SHE LOST HER YOUTH AND SHE LOST HER TONY NOW SHE'S LOST HER MIND AT THE COPA, COPACABANA THE HOTTEST SPOT NORTH OF HAVANA AT THE COPA, COPACABANA MUSIC AND PASSION WERE ALWAYS THE FASHION AT THE COPA....SHE LOST HER LOVE STUPID CUPID STUPID CUPID IME A REAL MEAN GUY, I'D LIKE TO CLIP YOUR WINGS SO YOU CAN'T FLY.
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