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Judy Garland
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The Joint Is Really Jumpin' Down At Carnegie Hall (from 'Thousands Cheer', 1943)
作詞:Ralph Blane, Roger Edens, Hugh Martin
Perhaps it was something that hit me, perhaps it was something I ate But out of the blue I dreamed I met you and you said to me, hi, ya gate Millions have heard you play Chopin, the critics applaud and approve But millions more would simply adore to hear you get in the groove
You won't believe it, you'll think it's a dream To hear them riffing it, right on the beam But when you hear trumpets give out a call, you'll know The joint is really jumpin' down at Carnegie hall
Instead of Strauss they play Irving Berlin Instead of Brahms it's, begin the begin Those classic ackies are due for a fall since The joint is really jumpin' down at Carnegie hall
They're playing Ta-tlee-a-ti, ta-tlee-a-ti, with Shostakovich Ta-tlee-a-ti, ta-tlee-a-ti, Mozart and Bach 更多更詳盡歌詞 在 ※ Mojim.com 魔鏡歌詞網 Ta-tlee-a-ti, ta-tlee-a-ti, and they don't know which 'Cause anything can happen when they start to rock
The philharmonic was so dignified But now they're groovy and starting to ride Handel and Haydn are facing the wall 'Cause the joint is really jumpin' down in Carnegie hall
They-hey swing everything with a ding, dong And when the maestro gives them a beat, it's a Reel beat that starts 'em to toot with a root-toot, that's a bit of alright And even Jose Iturbi getting hep, he's hep, he's hep, boy
Tschai-Tschai-Tschai-kovsky would really be hurt To hear 'em jivin' his piano concert Beethoven's lucky, he can't hear at all Because the joint is really jumpin' down at Carnegie hall
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