Goodbye Trouble 1935

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 2 Aug 2013
2013

I've put on my hat
I've locked up my flat;
The dog's at the vet's
I settled my debts.
In case I don't get any peace
I've paid up ev'ry penny piece;
don't owe my tailor,
my butcher, my baker,
my grocer or candle stick maker.

Goodbye trouble!
I've finished with you, trouble.
I'm leaving you and worry far behind me.
Goodbye trouble!
I'm moving at the double
and going where you'll never, never find me.
I'm delighted,
so happy and excited
to know that there are brighter days in store.
Goodbye trouble,
and once I've lost you, trouble,
I'll never, never find you any more.

Goodbye trouble!
I've finished with you, trouble.
I'm leaving you and worry far behind me.
Goodbye trouble!
I'm moving at the double
and going where you'll never, never find me.
I'm delighted,
so happy and excited
to know that there are brighter days in store.
Goodbye trouble,
and once I've lost you, trouble,
I'll never, never find you any more.

The sun's in the sky
the clouds have rolled by;
the future looks bright,
the world is alright.
And if I could design a world
I shouldn't plan a finer world
ev'rything in it I see
as it passes by thro'
wonderful rose coloured glasses.

Goodbye trouble!
I've finished with you, trouble.
I'm leaving you and worry far behind me.
Goodbye trouble!
I'm moving at the double
and going where you'll never, never find me.
I'm delighted,
so happy and excited
to know that there are brighter days in store.
Goodbye trouble,
and once I've lost you, trouble,
I'll never, never find you any more.

Goodbye trouble!
I've finished with you, trouble.
I'm leaving you and worry far behind me.
Goodbye trouble!
I'm moving at the double
and going where you'll never, never find me.
I'm delighted,
so happy and excited
to know that there are brighter days in store.
Goodbye trouble,
and once I've lost you, trouble,
I'll never, never find you any more.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Goodbye Trouble 1935
Music by Mischa Spoliansky
Lyrics by Frank Eyton
© MCMXXXV by The Cinephonic Music Co.Ltd.
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Friday 2 August 2013 at 12.27
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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