The Band Wagon Page #3
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- 1953
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a wonderful way to start
with the deedle-dum-dee-dah-dah
A little melody that is making
When you walk down the street
with the happy-go-lucky beat
You'll find a lot in what I'm repeating
When there's a shine on your shoes
There's a melody in your heart
What a wonderful way to start the day
Now there's a shine that you get
in the barbershop
There's a shine that you get
in the Pullman car
There's a shine that you get
in the pool room
There's a shine that you get
in the school room
But it doesn't matter where you get it
It'll do a lot of good if you let it
A little bit of polish will abolish
what's bothering you
When there's a shine on your shoes
Melody in your heart
Singable happy feeling
Wonderful!
Got a shine on my shoes
Got a shine on my shoes
Got a shine on my shoes
Got a shine on my shoes
Got a shine on my shoes
Got a shine on my shoes
Got a shine on my shoes
Got a shine on my shoes
Shiny shoes! Shiny shoes!
Shiny shoes! Shiny shoes!
Shiny shoes! Shiny shoes!
Shiny shoes! Shiny shoes!
I got a shine shoes
Shiny shoes! Shiny shoes! Shiny shoes!
Shine Shine Shine Shine on my shoes
I got a shine on my shoes
I got a shine on my shoes
I got a shine on my shoes
I got a shine on my shoes
Got a shoeshine
Got a shoeshine
Got a shoeshine
Got a shoeshine
Got a shoeshine
Got a shoeshine
Got a shoeshine
Got a shoeshine
Yeah! Hooray!
Adopted From The Original Greek by
JEFFREY CORDOVA:
STARRING JEFFREY CORDOVA
THE STRATTON THEATRE
In such a time, indeed
you must reap doubly
with a twofold pain
Kind friend, you alone are faithful to me.
Blind though I am...
I know that you are here,
and your voice is known to me.
Oh, man of dark deed, how did you find
the heart to blind yourself...
but deliver to all?
Apollo, friends! Apollo!
Come near me.
Lay your hand upon a wretched man.
Do not fear.
My plague can touch no one but me.
Seize me and drive me out!
Send me, for God's sake,
to some distant spot!
Conceal me! Kill me!
This guy is going to direct a musical?
This guy can do anything.
Therefore plan, for to death
shall watch life's hand
and can't all happy till thee pass
the earth away
Sweetie, we start on the left foot!
Always the left!
The whole exit depends upon...
Lily, darling! How are you?
Lester, how am I doing?
- Jeff, this is Tony...
- Excuse me.
Underneath it all, very simple.
Isn't he wonderful?
Listen. Order me
a corned-beef sandwich, will you?
Lean, now, no fat, no gristle.
And a cream soda and a pickle.
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Submitted on August 05, 2018
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