Dance With A Dolly 1940

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 02 Jun 2002

As I was walkin' down the street,
down the street, down the street,
I met somebody who was mighty sweet,
mighty fair to see,
I asked her would she like to have a talk,
have a talk, make some talk,
all the fellows standin' on the walk
wishin' they were me.

Mama, Mama, let me dress up tonight,
dress up tonight, dress up tonight
I've got a secret, gonna dress up tonight
Gonna dance by the light of the moon.
Gonna dance with a dolly
with a hole in her stockin'
while our knees keep a knockin'
and our toes keep arockin'
Dance with a dolly with a hole in her stockin'
dance by the light of the moon.

Mama, Mama, put the cat out tonight,
cat out tonight, cat out tonight,
Worked all day I'm gonna scat out tonight
and I won't be home until dawn.
Gonna dance with a dolly
with a hole in her stockin'
while our knees keep a knockin'
and our toes keep arockin'
Dance with a dolly with a hole in her stockin'
dance by the light of the moon.

She's got more kisses than a candy store,
candy store, candy store,
sweeter that I've ever had before
still I keep on cryin' for more

Gonna dance with a dolly
with a hole in her stockin'
while our knees keep a knockin'
and our toes keep arockin'
Dance with a dolly with a hole in her stockin'
dance by the light of the moon.
Gonna dance by the light of the moon
dance by the light of the moon
by the light of the moon.

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Dance With A Dolly 1940
by Terry Shand, Jimmy Eaton and Mickey Leader
copyright 1940 and 1944 by Shapiro, Bernstein and Co. Inc., New York
in the UK, Campbell, Connelly and Co. Ltd.,
featured and broadcast by
Stanley Black and the BBC Dance Orchestra
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Sunday 02 Jun 2002 at 22.35
in association with Doug Grierson
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