Harlem Hospitality
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Harlem Hospitality
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It's the one and only Lennox Avenue,
That's the one and only place to travel to;
Music in the air,
Dancing everywhere,
That's Harlem hospitality!
When you hear a welcome to your song,
You'll keep shoutin' hallelujah all night long;
You never rest
When you get the best
Of Harlem hospitality!
It's a waste of life until you hear a song and love it,
You just, "Yeah, man!"
It's a taste of life to shim-sham-shimmy with the "Black and Tan."
You don't need to eat an apple every day,
Hi-de-ho will keep the doctor far away,
You can't get ill
When you get the thrill
Of Harlem hospitality!
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Cab Calloway performs "Harlem Hospitality", and this lyric page sits inside the Cab Calloway catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Cabin In The Cotton (There's A) and A Chicken Ain't Nothin' But a Bird with a short reason for opening each page next.
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