First Song-Breezin Along With The Breeze

Well, what's your mood today, Bing? Well, I was married this day and the first day of March. I'd say that I'm in a round and breezy mood. Oh, how breezy? Oh, just breezy. I'm going to sing Breezy along with the breeze.

That'd be breezy enough for you. Well, that ought to get it. It's a real smooth caper. It's very crisp, very bliced. Oh, then we won't have to dive into the cyclone cellar. No, no, no.

Not unless you want to go down and get a jar of preserves or something. There's some watermelon pickles or something. Sounds good. Sounds good. We'll be necessary to hoist the storm morning, Rosemary. This breeze is practically no velocity.

You mean it marches coming in like a lamb and going out like a lion? As far as I'm concerned it is. Okay, lamb, sing. Come with a breeze. Trailing the sea. The bird is insane in the trees.

I'm pleasing to live. And I'm living to please. The sky is the only roof I have over my head And when I'm weary Mother Nature makes me a bed Just going along as I please Gazing along the breeze She makes me a bed As long as I please always

Gazing along Rosie make yourself to home Okay, Bing? You got a little song for us now Rosie? Why sure can. I'm all set with a number called You Got. You got what? You'll find out. Stand by.

The smoke. I heard about the guy who sold ice boxes to Eskimos.

Well, General Electric sells sun lamps right here in Southern California for the Sunshine 365 days a year. But let's face it, there are a lot of people who have to stay indoors all day, in the office or at home.