Jukebox Saturday Night
Glenn Miller
Words by Albert Stillman, music by Paul McGrane.
As recorded by the Glenn Miller Orchestra on July 15th 1942 with Marion Hutton and the Modernaires.
Moppin up sodapop rickeys
To our heart's delight
Dancin to swingeroo quickies
Jukebox saturday night
Goodman and Kyser and Miller
Help to make things bright
Mixin hot licks with vanilla
Jukebox saturday night
They put nothin past us
Me and honey lamb
Making one Coke last us
Till it's time to scram
Money we really don't need bad,
We make out alright
Lettin the other guy feed that
Jukebox saturday night
After sippin a soda we got a scheme
Somebody else plays the record machine
It's so easy to say pet names
When you listen to the trumpet of Harry James...
(-Instrumental interlude á la Harry James-)
We love to hear that tenor croon
Whenever the Ink Spots sing a tune...
("The Ink Spots"):
If I didn't know why the roses grow
Then I wouldn't know why the roses grow...
(Spoken) Now listen, honey child,
If I didn't know all them little things I'm supposed to know
Then I sure would be a SAD man
If I didn't know...
Money we really don't need it,
We make out alright
Lettin the other guy feed that
Jukebox saturday night!
Transcribed by Alex Foertsch:
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Jukebox Saturday Night
Glenn Miller
Words by Albert Stillman, music by Paul McGrane.
As recorded by the Glenn Miller Orchestra on July 15th 1942 with Marion Hutton and the Modernaires.
Moppin up sodapop rickeys
To our heart's delight
Dancin to swingeroo quickies
Jukebox saturday night
Goodman and Kyser and Miller
Help to make things bright
Mixin hot licks with vanilla
Jukebox saturday night
They put nothin past us
Me and honey lamb
Making one Coke last us
Till it's time to scram
Money we really don't need bad,
We make out alright
Lettin the other guy feed that
Jukebox saturday night
After sippin a soda we got a scheme
Somebody else plays the record machine
It's so easy to say pet names
When you listen to the trumpet of Harry James...
(-Instrumental interlude á la Harry James-)
We love to hear that tenor croon
Whenever the Ink Spots sing a tune...
("The Ink Spots"):
If I didn't know why the roses grow
Then I wouldn't know why the roses grow...
(Spoken) Now listen, honey child,
If I didn't know all them little things I'm supposed to know
Then I sure would be a SAD man
If I didn't know...
Money we really don't need it,
We make out alright
Lettin the other guy feed that
Jukebox saturday night!
Transcribed by Alex Foertsch:
Glenn Miller
Words by Albert Stillman, music by Paul McGrane.
As recorded by the Glenn Miller Orchestra on July 15th 1942 with Marion Hutton and the Modernaires.
Moppin up sodapop rickeys
To our heart's delight
Dancin to swingeroo quickies
Jukebox saturday night
Goodman and Kyser and Miller
Help to make things bright
Mixin hot licks with vanilla
Jukebox saturday night
They put nothin past us
Me and honey lamb
Making one Coke last us
Till it's time to scram
Money we really don't need bad,
We make out alright
Lettin the other guy feed that
Jukebox saturday night
After sippin a soda we got a scheme
Somebody else plays the record machine
It's so easy to say pet names
When you listen to the trumpet of Harry James...
(-Instrumental interlude á la Harry James-)
We love to hear that tenor croon
Whenever the Ink Spots sing a tune...
("The Ink Spots"):
If I didn't know why the roses grow
Then I wouldn't know why the roses grow...
(Spoken) Now listen, honey child,
If I didn't know all them little things I'm supposed to know
Then I sure would be a SAD man
If I didn't know...
Money we really don't need it,
We make out alright
Lettin the other guy feed that
Jukebox saturday night!
Transcribed by Alex Foertsch:
Writer: HARRY WARREN, MACK GORDON
Copyright: Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Copyright: Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.