Have You Had A Good Day Today? 1933

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 28 Nov 2003

Oh, what a mess the world is in,
with debts and ev'rything!
Nobody cares to think of what
a day is going to bring.
You never hear your friends enquire:
"How's bus'ness?" nowadays.
When we meet acquaintances
we use this phrase.

"Have you had a good day today
Is ev'rything all O.K.?
Well if you've had a good day today,
forget tomorrow and yesterday;
let the good work go on
and have a good night tonight,
for if you've had a good day today,
You're all right!"

"Have you had a good day today
Is ev'rything all O.K.?
Well if you've had a good day today,
forget tomorrow and yesterday;
let the good work go on
and have a good night tonight,
for if you've had a good day today,
You're all right!"

People who once were in the swim
can hardly keep afloat.
Even the 'bloated millionaires'
forget the way to 'bloat'!
Fellows who once had 'Fags' at Eton,
now pick up 'Fagends'!
Even movie actors whisper
to their friends.

"Have you had a good day today
Is ev'rything all O.K.?
Well if you've had a good day today,
forget tomorrow and yesterday;
let the good work go on
and have a good night tonight,
for if you've had a good day today,
You're all right!"

"Have you had a good day today
Is ev'rything all O.K.?
Well if you've had a good day today,
forget tomorrow and yesterday;
let the good work go on
and have a good night tonight,
for if you've had a good day today,
You're all right!"

Pity the poor old 'bookies',
they must feel the state of things!
Nothing to show but banknotes,
big cigars and diamond rings!
Haven't you heard them,
while they quaff
their evening glass of 'Fizz',
Shouting: "Whatcha 'Arry!
'Ow do you find biz?"

"Have you had a good day today
Is ev'rything all O.K.?
Well if you've had a good day today,
forget tomorrow and yesterday;
let the good work go on
and have a good night tonight,
for if you've had a good day today,
You're all right!"

"Have you had a good day today
Is ev'rything all O.K.?
Well if you've had a good day today,
forget tomorrow and yesterday;
let the good work go on
and have a good night tonight,
for if you've had a good day today,
You're all right!"

Soft karaoke
Words
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lyric
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Have You Had A Good Day Today? 1933
by Ralph Edmund and John P. Long
copyright 1933 by Francis, Day and Hunter Ltd. London
sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Friday 28 November 2003 at 17.15
in association with Doug Grierson
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