Two Little Men in a Flying Machine
Song · Ella Fitzgerald · 1951 · 3 min · 157 words
The transcript of “Two Little Men in a Flying Machine”, an episode of Ella Fitzgerald from 1951. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). The Night Shift plays Ella Fitzgerald free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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And the flying saucer blew down to earth one day Looked to left and right of it, couldn't stand the sight of it and said, Let's take a look at a Western movie, somebody heard them say If a horse can be a star, think I'll dump the people, I'll we'd better fly away Then they shook their little tracks, their purple hair
Just didn't care to stay Too peculiar headed for the stratosphere and quickly flew away Herkalab, and Meblitz, still unbroken When the Dodgers played a baseball game Must be dreaming cause the clever mission Heard a politician making speeches as they traveled by Down to Earth one day
Listen to a radio Saw a television show and said They got their fill of commercial jingles And they were heard to say All the people seem to be Living in a nursery weed The hats the women wear And quickly
Look and then they bloop
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