Letras:
Barry Manilow Singin With The Big Bands

that I would be at the Paramount in '43 and I sing ringin' in the good times swingin' with the big boys singin' with the big bands singin' with the big bands

: I should care I should go around weeping I should care I should go without sleeping strangely enough I sleep well 'cept for a dream or two but

t get started with you in 1929 I sold short in England I'm presented a cord but you've got me down hearted cause I can't get started with you

happy tune is my step life's all weak if you dig that beat on the sunny, sunny side of the street used to walk in the shade with my blues on parade

: All, or nothing at all half a love, never appeal to me if your heart never could heal to me then I rather have nothing at all all, or nothing at

: Don't sit under the apple tree with anyone else but me anyone else but me anyone else but me no no no don't sit under the apple tree with anyone

: Oh what a time what a warm an wonderous time so sweet a shinning moment in the sun Oh what a time was there ever such a time then suddenly it'

all that I'm thinking of won't you please be kind and just make up your mind that you'll be sweet and gentle be gentle with me because I'm sentimental

And like that I would be At the Paramount in '43 And I sing Ringing in the good times Swinging with the big boys Singing with the big bands Singing with the big bands