Let's Sit This One Out 1933

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 05 Jan 2006
2006

I'm pretty sure I beg your pardon,
I think this dance is mine,
somebody said there was a garden.
a garden is so divine.

Let's sit this one out, my sweet,
get a breath of air and rest your feet.
My old car has a big back seat,
so let's sit this one out.
Let's sit this one out, my pet,
while we have a cosy cigarette.
Our last dance has got me all upset,
Let's sit this one out.
I know in the moonlight,
our love cannot miss,
give me a kiss,
one little kiss.
Let's sit this one out, my dear.
let us find a place with no one near,
where you'll say what I long to hear,
so let's sit this one out.

Let's sit this one out, my sweet,
get a breath of air and rest your feet.
My old car has a big back seat,
so let's sit this one out.
Let's sit this one out, my pet,
while we have a cosy cigarette.
Our last dance has got me all upset,
Let's sit this one out.
I know in the moonlight,
our love cannot miss,
give me a kiss,
one little kiss.
Let's sit this one out, my dear.
let us find a place with no one near,
where you'll say what I long to hear,
so let's sit this one out.

We somehow seem to suit each other,
you must admit it's true,
I guess I'd better see your mother,
after this evening it thro'.

Let's sit this one out, my sweet,
get a breath of air and rest your feet.
My old car has a big back seat,
so let's sit this one out.
Let's sit this one out, my pet,
while we have a cosy cigarette.
Our last dance has got me all upset,
Let's sit this one out.
I know in the moonlight,
our love cannot miss,
give me a kiss,
one little kiss.
Let's sit this one out, my dear.
let us find a place with no one near,
where you'll say what I long to hear,
so let's sit this one out.

Let's sit this one out, my sweet,
get a breath of air and rest your feet.
My old car has a big back seat,
so let's sit this one out.
Let's sit this one out, my pet,
while we have a cosy cigarette.
Our last dance has got me all upset,
Let's sit this one out.
I know in the moonlight,
our love cannot miss,
give me a kiss,
one little kiss.
Let's sit this one out, my dear.
let us find a place with no one near,
where you'll say what I long to hear,
so let's sit this one out.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Let's Sit This One Out 1933
Music by Jimmy McHugh
Lyrics by Dororthy Fields
by the writers of "Dinner At Eight"
© MCMXXXIII by Mayfair Music Corp. New York
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Thursday 05 January 2006 at 16.01
in association with Doug Grierson
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