Bob White (Won't Ya Come Swing Tonight)
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Bob White (Won't Ya Come Swing Tonight)
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I was talking to the mockingbird
He says you are the worst he's heard.
Bob White! What ya gonna swing tonight?
I was talking to the whipporwill
He says you've got a corny trill.
Bob White! What ya gonna swing tonight?
Even the owl, threw in the towel
After you sang the gato!
And the flamingo Hollared by jingo!
What a vibrato!
There's a lotta talk about you, Bob!
And they're saying you're "off the cob."
Fake it, Mister B
Take it, follow me!
Bob White!
We're gonna break it out tonight!
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Judy Garland performs "Bob White (Won't Ya Come Swing Tonight)", and this lyric page sits inside the Judy Garland catalog on LyroVerse.
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