edible instruments....
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edible instruments....
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There's an old song named "Sweet Potato Piper." Evidently it was sung by Bing Crosby in the Road to Singapore. I have it on a 45 rpm record done by Glenn Miller and his orchestra.
I've been looking for the lyrics on line so I could post them here, but I keep getting caught in dead ends or my popup blocker goes crazy.
I've been looking for the lyrics on line so I could post them here, but I keep getting caught in dead ends or my popup blocker goes crazy.
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I see what you mean about popups...but I was curious and Opera could handle them, so here it is:Charlene wrote:There's an old song named "Sweet Potato Piper." Evidently it was sung by Bing Crosby in the Road to Singapore. I have it on a 45 rpm record done by Glenn Miller and his orchestra.
I've been looking for the lyrics on line so I could post them here, but I keep getting caught in dead ends or my popup blocker goes crazy.
SWEET POTATO PIPER
"Music soothes the savage",
That’s a well-known phrase,
But your heart becomes
Full of kettle drums
When the sweet potato piper plays
Go on, throw your hat up,
Shout a few hoorays,
Cause you can‘t hold back
You’re a jumping jack
When the sweet potato piper plays...
Though it’s not a magic flute
There’s a fascinating toot
It’s not exactly beautiful,
It’s sort of like an‘ I don’t know
I guess you’d call it cute!
Sunbeams try new dance steps,
Songbirds sound their a’s,
And the world joins in
With a great big grin
When the sweet potato piper plays!
(whistlewhistlewhistle)
(Dialogue between Marion Hutton and Tex Beneke)
Marion Hutton:
Hello there, Texas, whatcha say?
How come you’re whistling,
Why don’t you play?
Tex Beneke:
I’ve been messing with this Sweet Potato all day long
I can’t make it play,
What goes, what’s wrong?
MH:
You’re crazy, Texas,
You’re outta your mind
You can’t blow that
That’s the eatin‘ kind!
TB:
But them baby rug-cutters down Texas way
They been blowin‘ on Sweet Potatoes
And really make ´em play!
MH:
Why don‘t you stick to your saxophone, man?
You oughta know you can’t jam on a yam...!
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Cranberry wrote:Pigs are not edible!!
....but lets not forget...
Pigs are so yummmy!
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