You and I and George

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Stan Kenton & Tom “Red” Kelly - Pop, Jazz

You and I and George

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[Intro: Red Kelly, Stan Kenton] Thank you We're going to, uh, deviate from the band's music for the moment In order to help exploit the special material of a friend of Red Kelly's here That uh, well, I think it's best if I let him explain things to you Red, here's the microphone Uh, I'm gonna sing a song called, "You—" Actually, I don't wanna sing it, but the trumpet players have to have a rest And uh, I'm gonna sing this song and it's called "You and I and George" And uh, in seriousness, the song was written by a successful songwriter Who one day awoke with a terrible hangover and decided that People didn't listen to the words of songs anyway And so he wrote this And I'll be assisted by Lennie Niehaus Directing four fellows from the Silver Slipper Bar And uh, oh yes, "You and I and George" is the name of the song, okay Gimme that noise Okay, you ready? [Verse 1: Red Kelly] You and I and George Went strolling through the park one day And then you held my hand As if to say, "I love you" [Verse 2: Red Kelly] Then we passed a brook And George fell in and drowned himself And floated out to sea Leaving you alone with me

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Credits

Writers
  • Tom “Red” Kelly