Some Sunny Day 1922 Irving Berlin

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

My heart goes pitter patter,
no one knows what's the matter,
just received a telegram
from Alabam my home.
That's why I'm gonna worry
'til the time when I hurry,
right back to that cabin door,
never more to roam.

Some sunny day with a smile on my face,
I'll go back to that place far away;
Back to that shack and that red headed hen,
she'll say: "How have you be'n?"
then go back to the hay
and lay me my breakfast.
Some sunny day I'll be on that express
flying away to my little bunch of happiness.
Oh, how I pine, for those lips sweet as wine,
they'll be pressed close to mine,
some sunny day.

Some sunny day with a smile on my face,
I'll go back to that place far away;
Back to that shack and that red headed hen,
she'll say: "How have you be'n?"
then go back to the hay
and lay me my breakfast.
Some sunny day I'll be on that express
flying away to my little bunch of happiness.
Oh, how I pine, for those lips sweet as wine,
they'll be pressed close to mine,
some sunny day.

Sunny Spring is the season
when birds sing, there's a reason
Rolling stones who hear their song,
begin to long for home.
Lohengrin Mister Verdi don't begin
with a birdie telling you to go back home,
never more to roam.

Some sunny day with a smile on my face,
I'll go back to that place far away;
Back to that shack and that red headed hen,
she'll say: "How have you be'n?"
then go back to the hay
and lay me my breakfast.
Some sunny day I'll be on that express
flying away to my little bunch of happiness.
Oh, how I pine, for those lips sweet as wine,
they'll be pressed close to mine,
some sunny day.

Some sunny day with a smile on my face,
I'll go back to that place far away;
Back to that shack and that red headed hen,
she'll say: "How have you be'n?"
then go back to the hay
and lay me my breakfast.
Some sunny day I'll be on that express
flying away to my little bunch of happiness.
Oh, how I pine, for those lips sweet as wine,
they'll be pressed close to mine,
some sunny day.

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Some Sunny Day 1922
by Irving Berlin
copyright MCMXXII by Irving Berlin
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Sunday 04 August 2002 at 22.46
in association with Doug Grierson
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