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Come on along and listen to |
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The lullaby of Broadway, |
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The hip horray and ballyhoo, |
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The lullaby of Broadway. |
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The rumble of a subway train, |
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The rattle of a taxi, |
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The daffodils who entertain |
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At Angelo's and Maxie's. |
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When a Broadway baby says goodnight, |
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It's early in the morning. |
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Manhattan babies don't say goodnight |
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Until the dawn. |
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Goonight baby, |
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Goodnight, |
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The milkman's on his way. |
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Sleep tight, baby, |
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Sleep tight, |
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Let's call it a day. |
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Come on along and listen to |
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The lullaby of Broadway, |
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The hi-de-hi and boop-a-doo, |
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The lullaby of Broadway. |
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The band begins to go to town |
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And everyone goes crazy. |
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You rock-a-bye your baby round |
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Till everything gets hazy. |
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Hush-a-bye, I'll buy you thing and that |
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You hear a daddy saying, |
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And baby goes home to her flat |
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To sleep all day. |
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Goonight baby, |
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Goodnight, |
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The milkman's on his way. |
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Sleep tight, baby, |
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Sleep tight, |
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Let's call it a day. |
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Listen to the lullaby of old Broadway! |
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Sleep tight, baby, |
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Sleep tight, |
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Let's call it a day! |
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Listen to the lullaby of old Broadway! |
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Sleep tight, baby, |
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Sleep tight, |
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Let's call it a day. |
