Day In Day Out 1939

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 22 May 2012
2012

Day in day out
the same old hoodoo follows me about,
the same old pounding in my heart
whenever I think of you,
and darling, I think of you
day in and day out.
Day out day in,
I needn't tell you how my days begin.
When I awake,
I awaken with a tingle,
One possibility in view,
The possibility of maybe seeing you.
Come rain, come shine,
I meet you and to me the day is fine;
Then I kiss your lips
and the pounding becomes
the ocean's roar,
a thousand drums;
can't you see it's love,
can there be any doubt,
when there it is day in, day out.

Day in day out
the same old hoodoo follows me about,
the same old pounding in my heart
whenever I think of you,
and darling, I think of you
day in and day out.
Day out day in,
I needn't tell you how my days begin.
When I awake,
I awaken with a tingle,
One possibility in view,
The possibility of maybe seeing you.
Come rain, come shine,
I meet you and to me the day is fine;
Then I kiss your lips
and the pounding becomes
the ocean's roar,
a thousand drums;
can't you see it's love,
can there be any doubt,
when there it is day in, day out.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
strings
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Day In Day Out 1939
words by Johnny Mercer
Music by Rube Bloom
© 1939 by WB Music Corp
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"Day In - Day Out" by Rube Bloom who played piano with the
jazz greats and Johnny Mercer who sang with them, became so
popular in 1939, partially because of recordings by Tommy Dorsey
and Artie Shaw that it remained in Your Hit Parade for
10 consecutive weeks reaching the coveted Number 1 spot
in September 1939.
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Tuesday 22 May 2012 at 17.54
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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