Parisiola 1920

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 28 July 2012
2012

There's a new jazz
that the French originated;
As happy, snappy jazz
that the French have syncopated;
Ev'rywhere in gay Paree,
it's the only dance you see,
And Oh! Boy!
How they're steppin' to
this melody.

Parisiola is a nifty little thing;
Parisiola has a shifty little swing.
At the cafés and hotels
the aristocratic swells
are dancing, prancing
with their mademoiselles.
Parisiola has a funny little twist
Parisiola has a tune you can't resist
the Frenchies love the Marseillaise
but their very latest craze
is that easy breezy
Parisiola jazz.

Parisiola is a nifty little thing;
Parisiola has a shifty little swing.
At the cafés and hotels
the aristocratic swells
are dancing, prancing
with their mademoiselles.
Parisiola has a funny little twist
Parisiola has a tune you can't resist
the Frenchies love the Marseillaise
but their very latest craze
is that easy breezy
Parisiola jazz.

There's a new jazz
that the French originated;
As happy, snappy jazz
that the French have syncopated;
Ev'rywhere in gay Paree,
it's the only dance you see,
And Oh! Boy!
How they're steppin' to
this melody.

Parisiola is a nifty little thing;
Parisiola has a shifty little swing.
At the cafés and hotels
the aristocratic swells
are dancing, prancing
with their mademoiselles.
Parisiola has a funny little twist
Parisiola has a tune you can't resist
the Frenchies love the Marseillaise
but their very latest craze
is that easy breezy
Parisiola jazz.

Parisiola is a nifty little thing;
Parisiola has a shifty little swing.
At the cafés and hotels
the aristocratic swells
are dancing, prancing
with their mademoiselles.
Parisiola has a funny little twist
Parisiola has a tune you can't resist
the Frenchies love the Marseillaise
but their very latest craze
is that easy breezy
Parisiola jazz.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Parisiola 1920
Fox Trot Novelty Song
Music by Abner Silver
Lyrics by Alex Gerber
© MCMXX by M.Witmark & Sons
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Saturday 28 July 2012 at 19.25
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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