Oh What A Tune 1920

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 11 June 2012
2012

There's a sweet little jingle,
seems to get and set me a tingle,
in the air it's there,
My, what a cute refrain.
Oh, so stirring,
and its chingle burning,
oh so thrilling
hear that pretty strain.

Oh! What a tune
Oh! What a tune,
you can hear ev'ryone saying
Oh! What a tune
Oh! What a tune,
You can hear orchestras playing.
Oh! What a prance
On with the dance,
You'll find yourself gently swaying;
And very soon
you'll whistle and croon,
nothing but Oh, what a tune.

Oh! What a tune
Oh! What a tune,
you can hear ev'ryone saying
Oh! What a tune
Oh! What a tune,
You can hear orchestras playing.
Oh! What a prance
On with the dance,
You'll find yourself gently swaying;
And very soon
you'll whistle and croon,
nothing but Oh, what a tune.

This is no tale of fiction,
but a very simple prediction
that this tune real soon,
will become the rage.
Just get near it
there's no cause to fear it,
for you'll hear it
sung from ev'ry stage.

Oh! What a tune
Oh! What a tune,
you can hear ev'ryone saying
Oh! What a tune
Oh! What a tune,
You can hear orchestras playing.
Oh! What a prance
On with the dance,
You'll find yourself gently swaying;
And very soon
you'll whistle and croon,
nothing but Oh, what a tune.

Oh! What a tune
Oh! What a tune,
you can hear ev'ryone saying
Oh! What a tune
Oh! What a tune,
You can hear orchestras playing.
Oh! What a prance
On with the dance,
You'll find yourself gently swaying;
And very soon
you'll whistle and croon,
nothing but Oh, what a tune.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Oh What A Tune 1920
Music by Irving A.Aronson & Al Lentz
Lyrics by Nat Vincent
© MCMXX by M.Witmark & Sons
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Monday 11 June 2012 at 11.42
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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