Song | Mr. Monotony |
Artist | Sarah Brightman |
Album | Songs That Got Away |
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Lyrics:I.Berlin Music:I.Berlin | |
Playin' on his slide-trombone | |
In a certain monotone | |
He was known as Mr. Monotony. | |
Any pleasant interlude | |
That would mean a change of mood | |
Didn't go with Mr. Monotony. | |
Sometimes he would change the key, | |
But the same dull melody | |
Would emerge from Mr. Monotony. | |
Folks for miles would run away, | |
Only one preferred to stay. | |
She would come around and say: | |
'Have you got any monotony today?' | |
They got married as they should | |
And around the neighbourhood | |
She was known as Mrs. Monotony. | |
They were happy as could be | |
And they raised a family, | |
Six or seven little Monotonies. | |
From another village came a snappy clarinetter. | |
She heard him play and strange to say she liked him better. | |
That was the end of Mr. Monotony. | |
Oh, she refused him when he tried, | |
Bringing her back to his side. | |
She just answered when he cried: | |
'Have you got any monotony today?' | |
'Have you got any monotony today?' | |
'Have you got any monotony today?' | |
Bye, bye, Mr. Monotony. | |
Mr. Monotony, | |
Is that you? | |
Hey, Mr. Monotony ...? | |
Oh, this playing is wonderful! | |
Oh, Mr. Monotony, I come back to you any time. | |
Mr. Monotony, don't go away, | |
Surely I didn't really mean it. | |
Oh, Mr. Monotony, I need you back .... |
Lyrics: I. Berlin Music: I. Berlin | |
Playin' on his slidetrombone | |
In a certain monotone | |
He was known as Mr. Monotony. | |
Any pleasant interlude | |
That would mean a change of mood | |
Didn' t go with Mr. Monotony. | |
Sometimes he would change the key, | |
But the same dull melody | |
Would emerge from Mr. Monotony. | |
Folks for miles would run away, | |
Only one preferred to stay. | |
She would come around and say: | |
' Have you got any monotony today?' | |
They got married as they should | |
And around the neighbourhood | |
She was known as Mrs. Monotony. | |
They were happy as could be | |
And they raised a family, | |
Six or seven little Monotonies. | |
From another village came a snappy clarinetter. | |
She heard him play and strange to say she liked him better. | |
That was the end of Mr. Monotony. | |
Oh, she refused him when he tried, | |
Bringing her back to his side. | |
She just answered when he cried: | |
' Have you got any monotony today?' | |
' Have you got any monotony today?' | |
' Have you got any monotony today?' | |
Bye, bye, Mr. Monotony. | |
Mr. Monotony, | |
Is that you? | |
Hey, Mr. Monotony ...? | |
Oh, this playing is wonderful! | |
Oh, Mr. Monotony, I come back to you any time. | |
Mr. Monotony, don' t go away, | |
Surely I didn' t really mean it. | |
Oh, Mr. Monotony, I need you back .... |
Lyrics: I. Berlin Music: I. Berlin | |
Playin' on his slidetrombone | |
In a certain monotone | |
He was known as Mr. Monotony. | |
Any pleasant interlude | |
That would mean a change of mood | |
Didn' t go with Mr. Monotony. | |
Sometimes he would change the key, | |
But the same dull melody | |
Would emerge from Mr. Monotony. | |
Folks for miles would run away, | |
Only one preferred to stay. | |
She would come around and say: | |
' Have you got any monotony today?' | |
They got married as they should | |
And around the neighbourhood | |
She was known as Mrs. Monotony. | |
They were happy as could be | |
And they raised a family, | |
Six or seven little Monotonies. | |
From another village came a snappy clarinetter. | |
She heard him play and strange to say she liked him better. | |
That was the end of Mr. Monotony. | |
Oh, she refused him when he tried, | |
Bringing her back to his side. | |
She just answered when he cried: | |
' Have you got any monotony today?' | |
' Have you got any monotony today?' | |
' Have you got any monotony today?' | |
Bye, bye, Mr. Monotony. | |
Mr. Monotony, | |
Is that you? | |
Hey, Mr. Monotony ...? | |
Oh, this playing is wonderful! | |
Oh, Mr. Monotony, I come back to you any time. | |
Mr. Monotony, don' t go away, | |
Surely I didn' t really mean it. | |
Oh, Mr. Monotony, I need you back .... |