Hey Neighbour! Bud Flanagan 1950 'Knights of Madness'

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 04 Jun 2002

I was waken'd up this morning
by a Rooster down the lane,
and I saw the Sun was climbing in the sky.
Then I yawned a bit and stretched a bit
and got right out of bed,
very nearly in the twinkling of an eye,
After breakfast I went walking
by the Farm there down the lane,
and I met a lot of people on the way,
but I noticed that they didn't see
the Sun was overhead,
so as I pass'd each one I'd say,

Hey Neighbour! Say Neighbour!
How's the world with you?
Aren't you glad
to be alive this Sunny morning,
did you notice that the Sky above is blue?
That's why I Say Neighbour
Hey Neighbour! You know what to do,
spread your happiness around you
as the day goes by,
you'll find the habit catching
if you'll only try,
put a little love and laughter in your labour,
Hey Neighbour! That means you.

Hey Neighbour! Say Neighbour!
How's the world with you?
Aren't you glad
to be alive this Sunny morning,
did you notice that the Sky above is blue?
That's why I Say Neighbour
Hey Neighbour! You know what to do,
spread your happiness around you
as the day goes by,
you'll find the habit catching
if you'll only try,
put a little love and laughter in your labour,
Hey Neighbour! That means you.

Soft karaoke
Words
treble clef 1
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lyric line
bass
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Hey Neighbour! 1950
by Ross Parker
copyright MCML by Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd., London
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Tuesday 04 Jun 2002 at 09.07
in association with Doug Grierson
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sung by Bud Flanagan in
Jack Hylton's Production
'Knights of Madness'
at the Victoria Palace, London
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