The Blues Trot - 1923

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 28 Mar 2002

Oh! I feel so weary and
Oh! I feel so dreary
It's because my Dancing Master
Has gone away.
He taught me the Blues Trot dance
And it has sent me in a trance
And now that he has left me
Here's what I must say.

Oh! I've got the Blues Trot blues,
Down from my head to my shoes.
Fascinating music's on my brain
And it's driving me insane.
Oh! this rhythm's tonic to me
I'm crazy 'bout its swinging melody
There will be a big disaster
If that Dancing Master
Don't come and drive
away my Blues Trot blues.

Oh! I've got the Blues Trot blues,
Down from my head to my shoes.
Fascinating music's on my brain
And it's driving me insane.
Oh! this rhythm's tonic to me
I'm crazy 'bout its swinging melody
There will be a big disaster
If that Dancing Master
Don't come and drive
away my Blues Trot blues.

Oh! I'm in a flurry and
Oh! I'd better hurry
In search of my Dancing Master.
Where can he be?
Oh! I'll have to find him Yes! and
I've for to remind him
For I'll pine away if he
Don't come back to me.

Oh! I've got the Blues Trot blues,
Down from my head to my shoes.
Fascinating music's on my brain
And it's driving me insane.
Oh! this rhythm's tonic to me
I'm crazy 'bout its swinging melody
There will be a big disaster
If that Dancing Master
Don't come and drive
away my Blues Trot blues.

Oh! I've got the Blues Trot blues,
Down from my head to my shoes.
Fascinating music's on my brain
And it's driving me insane.
Oh! this rhythm's tonic to me
I'm crazy 'bout its swinging melody
There will be a big disaster
If that Dancing Master
Don't come and drive
away my Blues Trot blues.

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The Blues Trot 1923
by Jos. Geo. Gilbert
copyright MCMXXIII by The Lawrence Wright Music Co.
sequence by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Thursday 28 March 2002 at 14.47
in association with Doug Grierson
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