Let Me Sing And I'm Happy chords by Al Jolson, Eddie cantor
Verse 1
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What Care I
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Who Makes the Laws of a Nation?
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Let those who will take care
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of its rights and wrongs.
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What care I
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who cares for the world's affairs?
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As long as I can sing it
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s popular songs
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Let me sing a funny song
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With crazy words that roll along
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And if my song can start
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you laughing
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I'm happy, so happy
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Let me sing a sad refrain
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of broken hearts that loved in vain
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And if my song can start you crying,
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I'm happy
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Let me croon a low -down blues
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to lift you out of your seat
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If my song can reach your shoes
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and start you tapping your feet,
I'm happy
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Let me sing of
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Dixie's charms,
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cotton fields,
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and Mammy's arm s
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And if my song can
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make your homesick,
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I'm, I'm happy
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I'm happy, let me sing of Dixie's charms,
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cotton fields
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and mammy's arm s,
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and if my song can
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make you homesick,
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I'm, I'm happy.
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You
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Let Me Sing And I'm Happy
Al Jolson, Eddie Cantor
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