Harry Warren Medley

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 25 May 2002

What's cute about a little cutie,
it's her beauty, not brains.
Old Father Time will never harm you.
if your charm still remains.
After you grow old, baby,
you don't have to be a cold, baby.
Keep young and beautiful,
it's your duty to be beautiful,
keep young and beautiful,
if you want to be loved.
Don't fail to do your stuff,
with a little powder and a puff,
keep young and beautiful,
if you want to be loved.
If you're wise, exercise all the fat off,
take it off, offahere, offathere.
When you're seen anywhere with your hat off,
have a Marcel wave in your hair.
Take care of all those charms,
and you'll always be in someone's arms.
Keep young and beautiful,
if you want to be loved.

What do you go for,
Go see a show for?
Tell the truth,
You go to see those beautiful Dames.
You spend your dough for
bouquets that grow for
all those cute and cunning,
young and beautiful Dames.
Oh! Dames are temporary flames to you,
Dames you don't recall their names, do you?
But their caresses and home addresses,
linger in your mem'ry
of those beautiful Dames.

The stars are gonna twinkle and shine,
This evening about a quarter to nine.
My lovin' arms are gonna tenderly twine
Around you, around a quarter to nine.
I know I won't be late,
'cause at half past eight
I'm gonna hurry there.
I'll be waiting where the lane begins,
waiting for you, on needles and pins.
And then the world is gonna be mine,
This evening about a quarter to nine.

The stars are gonna twinkle and shine,
This evening about a quarter to nine.
My lovin' arms are gonna tenderly twine
Around you, around a quarter to nine.
I know I won't be late,
'cause at half past eight
I'm gonna hurry there.
I'll be waiting where the lane begins,
waiting for you, on needles and pins.
And then the world is gonna be mine,
This evening about a quarter to nine.

Come on along and listen to
the lullaby of Broadway,
The hiphooray and bally hoo,
the lullaby of Broadway.
The rumble of a subway train,
the rattle of the taxis;
The daffydils who entertain
at Angelo's and Maxie's.
When a Broadway baby says "Goodnight",
It's early in the morning,
Manhattan babies don't sleep tight
until the dawn.

Goodnight, Baby!
Goodnight, Milkman's on his way.
Sleep tight, Baby!
Sleep tight,
Let's call it a day. Hey?

Come on along and listen to
the lullaby of Broadway,
the hidiho and boopado,
the lullaby of Broadway.
The band begins to go to town,
and ev'ryone goes crazy;
You rockabye your baby 'round
Till ev'rything gets hazy.
"Hushabye, I'll buy you this and that",
You hear a daddy saying,
and baby goes home to her flat
to sleep all day.

Goodnight, Baby!
Goodnight, Milkman's on his way.
Sleep tight, Baby!
Sleep tight,
Let's call it a day.
Listen to the lullaby of Old Broadway.

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Harry Warren Medley 4 songs
Lyrics by Al Dubin
Sequence and Karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Saturday 25 May 2002 at 20.47
in association with Doug Grierson
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Harry Warren Medley
Lyrics by Al Dubin
Keep Young and Beautiful
Dames
About A Quarter To Nine
Lullaby of Broadway