I’m Doin’ It for Defense
I’m Doin’ It For Defense – a patriotic World War II song, about how celebrities are dancing with GIs for morale.
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Money is a Problem
Song lyrics to Money is a Problem, Music by Nicholas Brodszky, Lyrics by Sammy Cahn, as performed in Ten Thousand Bedrooms by Dean Martin, Jules Munshin
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Don’t Say Hello
Song lyrics to “Don’t Say Hello”, words and music by Earl K. Brent, performed by Andy and Della Russell on The Red Skelton Show episode, “Ambulance Driver”
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Is It Yes or Is It No?
In Mexican Hayride, Dagmar is pretending to fall in love with Lou Costello, in order to search his room. She sings “Is It Yes or Is It No?” to cover what she’s up to. And poor Lou is compelled to dance whenever he hears Samba music! Which is being played right outside the window …
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Kiss Me Kate song lyrics
Song lyrics to Kiss Me Kate by Cole Porter FRED:So, kiss me, Kate, thou lovely loon,‘Ere we start on our honeymoon.So kiss me, Kate, darling… Read More »Kiss Me Kate song lyrics
Six Lessons from Madame La Zonga song
Song lyrics to Six Lessons from Madame La Zonga (1940) by James V. Monaco, Charles Newman, as recorded by Jimmy Dorsey & his Orchestra, vocal by Helen O’Connell
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Why Was I Born?
Song lyrics to Why Was I Born? (1929) music by Jerome Kern, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
“Why Was I Born?” is a 1929 song composed by Jerome Kern, with lyrics written by Oscar Hammerstein II. It was written for the show “Sweet Adeline” (1929).
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Do you know what is means to miss New Orleans
Song lyrics to Do you know what is means to miss New Orleans (1947) by Louis Alter and Edgar De Lange, Played by Louis Armstrong and His Band and sung by Billie Holiday in the movie New Orleans
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Linda [song lyrics]
Song lyrics to Linda, Words and Music by Jack Lawrence, 1947
Linda, Linda . .
Morning noon and night I find
Linda’s always on my mind . .
