Tonalité : D major•
Verse 1
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I want
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to wake up in the morning
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where the morning glories grow
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Where the sun comes a -leapin'
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into where I'm sleepin'
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And the songbirds say hello
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I want to ramble in the wildwoods
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where the rippling waters flow
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And go drifting back
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to childhood
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Em
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where the morning glories grow
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All the way back
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to my childhood
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Em
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where the morning glories
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grow
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Well, on that long ago matinee,
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so many years ago,
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the audience was very cordial,
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encouraged me to continue on
in a musical career.
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So I plodded along through the late 20s,
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the 30s, an d the 40s,
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sort of a rake's progress,
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picking up a little work here and there,
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you know, with the vaudeville
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radio pictures
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and old market openings
or bus stops,
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anything, any place I could get
until finally in the mid -50s or late 50s
I had reached what I rather
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euphemistically like
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to call the zenith of my career.
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But I plodded along until one day
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I was coming in from the Houston airport
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in a taxi cab into the city
and the driver of the cab
was a an ample chap
and he kept looking around
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over his shoulder at me kind
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of sizing me up
finally he said say mister said
anybody ever tell you you look
like Bing Crosby
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I said oh no no no there's no
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chance of that I
I'm a much better look
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ing man than Bing Crosby
so he didn't say any more
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for oh a minute or two
and finally says well let me tell
said something, mister,
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you wouldn't mind looking
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like Bing Crosby
if you had his money.
But then, really the shock
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that really put me back in the action again,
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seriously, I was coming out of NBC
about a year ago out of the stage door,
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the artist entrance there.
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There's generally a little group
of people around.
And one fella come up
and started looking at me
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very close.
He looked me all over and he said, and say,
didn't you used to be Bing Crosby?
You know, that's a little strong.
So I decided to give up
the shooting
and the fishing and the travel and the golf
and how lucky I was to be
able to get an engagement here
in what is really the Mecca of all
strolling players,
the Palladium.
Here I am and how happy I am,
I can't even tell you.
I really guess that's enough time
spent poking about
among the embers
of the dear dead past.
We'd better get to work
and sing some songs.
And I have a new song here,
and it's a song,
the lyrics of which seem to me
to be particularly appropriate.
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