[ti:Makin' whoopee]
[ar:Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong]
[00:00.69]Makin' whoopee - Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong
[00:13.71]Another bride another June
[00:20.15]Another sunny honeymoon
[00:26.54]Another season another reason
[00:33.12]For makin' whoopee
[00:39.83]A lot of shoes a lot of rice
[00:46.63]The groom is nervous he answers twice
[00:52.89]It's really killin'
[00:56.40]That he's so willin' to make whoopee
[01:06.39]Picture a little love nest
[01:13.67]Down where the roses cling
[01:20.26]Picture the same sweet love nest
[01:26.68]Think what a year can bring
[01:30.68]He's washin' dishes and baby clothes
[01:38.45]He's so ambitious he even sews
[01:44.43]But don't forget folks
[01:47.57]That's what you get folks
[01:51.53]For makin' whoopee
[01:57.97]Another year or maybe less
[02:04.22]What's this I hear
[02:06.82]Well you can't confess
[02:09.51]She feels neglected and he's suspected
[02:16.58]Of makin' whoopee
[02:22.21]Yet she sits alone 'most every night
[02:29.47]He doesn't phone he doesn't write
[02:34.91]He says he's busy but she says "Is he "
[02:42.06]He's makin' whoopee
[02:48.95]Now he doesn't make much money
[02:56.30]Only five thousand per
[03:02.49]Some judge who thinks he's funny
[03:09.00]Says "You'll pay six to her"
[03:14.97]He says "Now Judge suppose I fail "
[03:20.83]Judge says "Budge right into jail"
[03:26.71]You'd better keep her I think it's cheaper
[03:33.64]Than makin' whoopee
[03:37.67]Yes yet You'd better keep her
[03:42.82]That I think it's cheaper
[03:45.99]Than makin' whoopee