A popular song from 1920.
Words by Nat Vincent.
Music by Al Lentz and Irving A. Aronson.
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- There’s a sweet little jingle
Seems to get and set me a tingle
In the air it’s there, my, what a cute refrain
Oh, so stirring, and it’s chingle, burning
Oh, so thrilling, hear that pretty strain
Chorus
Oh! what a tune, Oh! what a tune
You can hear evryone saying
Oh! what a tune, Oh! what a tune
You can hear orchestras playing
Oh! what a prance, on with the dance
You’ll find yourself gently swaying
And very soon you’ll whistle and croon
Nothing but Oh, what a tune
- This is no tale of fiction
But a very simple prediction
That this tune real soon, will become the rage
Just get near it, there’s no cause to fear it
For you’ll hear it sung from ev’ry stage
Sung here by Alejandro Murgia: