First Song-Way Down Yonder In New Orleans

Now there it is, you and Gary Exit, Rosemary and I will slip in here, we'll kind of try to keep the killer cycles clicking, so to speak. You gonna click first then? I'm clicking. A little smile, would I bet you like you lingered there?

A little wire, there is heaven right here on earth With those beautiful queens, down yonder in new Orleans Orange blossoms, sweet and Roma, and the strains of La Paloma Seemed to throw you into the coma, when those orcas display Again I see a peach arena dance, so you know what I mean, oh, she shakes a tambourino, so the

cages say it down yonder in New Orleans, midland of dreamy scenes, such a garden of Eden, oh, what I mean. Cray old babies with flashing eyes, softly whisper with tender sound, look out, give your Lady, fair, a little smile.

Oh, now, bet your life you're gonna linger there a little while. They got angels here on earth, swearing little blue jeans. Down yonder in New Orleans. Bing, did you ever hear of parents imitating their children?

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