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The World’s Jazz Crazy And So Am I Lyrics by Trixie Smith

Louis Armstrong and the Blues Singers: 1924-1930

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[Verse]
Last night down in a cabaret
There's where we heard a jazz band play
Just my daddy and me
We broke 'em down till three
We danced all over the floor
Then we asked for more
[Chorus]
Jazzin', everybody's jazzin' now
My pretty papa, he sure knows how
All night long the band kept us awake
So we could jazz away until daybreak
I like the motion that my daddy has
For everyone likes a real good jazz
Oh jazzin', jazzin' good, oh my
The world's jazz crazy, Lordy, so am I
[Instrumental Break]
[Chorus]
Jazzin', everybody's jazzin' now
My pretty papa, he sure knows how
All night long thе band kept us awake
So we could jazz away until daybrеak
I like the motion that my daddy has
For everyone likes a real good jazz
Oh jazzin', jazzin' good, oh my
The world's jazz crazy, Lordy, so am I

About “The World’s Jazz Crazy And So Am I” by Trixie Smith

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