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Ella Fitzgerald ~ Bli-Blip


(scat intro) My love to you I bring On account of you can sing Bli-Blip, Bobby, Flam, Flam, Flam, Hit the yaddle oddle bayou My love for you is true On account of you can do Bli-Blip, Bobby, Flam, Flam, Flam, Hit the yaddle oddle bayou My poor heart, gives a start Like a jitterbug, just won't stop Mix your crooning, with my spooning And let me blow my top, mop! Your love to me I've sworn On account of mine is y'orn Bli-Blip, Bobby, Flam, Flam, Flam, Hit the yaddle oddle bayou (scat interlude) My poor heart, gives a start Like a jitterbug, just won't stop So mix your crooning, with my spooning And let me blow my top, mop! Your love to me I've sworn On account of mine is y'orn Bli-Blip, Bobby, Flam, Flam, Flam, Hit the yaddle oddle bayou more free lyrics

(scat intro)

My love to you I bring
On account of you can sing
Bli-Blip, Bobby, Flam, Flam, Flam, Hit the yaddle oddle bayou

My love for you is true
On account of you can do
Bli-Blip, Bobby, Flam, Flam, Flam, Hit the yaddle oddle bayou

My poor heart, gives a start
Like a jitterbug, just won't stop
Mix your crooning, with my spooning
And let me blow my top, mop!

Your love to me I've sworn
On account of mine is y'orn
Bli-Blip, Bobby, Flam, Flam, Flam, Hit the yaddle oddle bayou

(scat interlude)

My poor heart, gives a start
Like a jitterbug, just won't stop
So mix your crooning, with my spooning
And let me blow my top, mop!

Your love to me I've sworn
On account of mine is y'orn
Bli-Blip, Bobby, Flam, Flam, Flam, Hit the yaddle oddle bayou

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