Recent entries:
“My friend was in a quiz and phoned me, ‘What’s the second largest state in the USA?’” (5/3)
“Say what you will about the south, but no one retires and moves up north” (5/1)
“I love Mexican food them chicken case of ideas be so good fr” (3/25)
“Me: Is it gonna be hot or cold today? Texas: Yeah” (3/23)
“Texas weather and Texas women, pretty much the same thing” (3/23)
More new entries...

Page 35807 of 36250 pages ‹ First  < 35805 35806 35807 35808 35809 >  Last ›
Entry from December 14, 2004
“New York’s My Home” (1956)
"New York's My Home" (1956) was composed by Gordon Jenkins and performed by Sammy Davis, Jr. It contains the lyric "When you leave New York, man, you don't go anywhere."

See "When you leave New York..." in the "Names and Phrases" section of this web site.

http://www.top40db.net/nfLyrics.asp?SongID=56508
New York's My Home
by: Sammy Davis, Jr.
Lyrics by: Gordon Jenkins
1956

Listen all you New Yorkers
There's a rumor going round
That some of you good people
Want to leave this town

Well, you better consult with me
Before you go (yeah)
Cause I been to all those places
And I know

[...]

So, save your time and trouble
Save your railroad fare
I said save your time and trouble
Save your railroad fare

Cause when you leave New York
Man, you don't go anywhere
Posted by Barry Popik
Music/Dance/Theatre/Film/Circus • Tuesday, December 14, 2004 • Permalink


Page 35807 of 36250 pages ‹ First  < 35805 35806 35807 35808 35809 >  Last ›