She Fell For A Feller From 'Oopsala' - 1935 - Henry Hall

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 24 Sept 2001

I took my beautiful sweetie to Sweden,
we went on a sightseeing cruise.
Sweden, she found, was her Garden of Eden,
But Sweden just gave me the blues.

I lost my sweetie in Sweden,
she fell for a feller from Ooopsala.
He's teaching her physical culture,
he's hefty and handsome,
and there you are.
He was showing her one or two tricks
on the horizontal bar,
with a one! two! and whoopsadaisy
She fell for the feller from Oopsala.

I lost my sweetie in Sweden,
she fell for a feller from Ooopsala.
He's teaching her physical culture,
he's hefty and handsome,
and there you are.
He massages her three times a day,
she's getting so muscular,
with a slap, bang, a biff
and a wallop,
She fell for the feller from Oopsala.

She says there's no question:
"I've no indigestion
since I've done these physical jerks."
When he smacks her liver,
with joy she will quiver,
he tells her it tunes up the works.

I lost my sweetie in Sweden,
she fell for a feller from Ooopsala.
He's teaching her physical culture,
he's hefty and handsome,
and there you are.
He was showing her one or two tricks
on the horizontal bar,
with a one! two! and whoopsadaisy
She fell for the feller from Oopsala.

I lost my sweetie in Sweden,
she fell for a feller from Ooopsala.
He's teaching her physical culture,
he's hefty and handsome,
and there you are.
He massages her three times a day,
she's getting so muscular,
with a slap, bang, a biff
and a wallop,
She fell for the feller from Oopsala.

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She Fell For A Feller from 'Oopsala' 1935 Henry Hall

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She Fell For A Feller from 'Oopsala' 1935 Henry Hall
by Ralph Butler and Mark Strong
© MCMXXXV Campbell, Connelly and Co. Ltd., London
Sequenced by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Monday 24 Sept 2001 at 23.38
in association with Doug Grierson
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
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