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Goofus
Written:Wayne King/William Harold/Gus Kahn
I was born on a farm out in Ioway, A flaming youth who was bound that he'd fly away, I packed my grip and I grabbed my saxophone. Can't read notes, but I play anything by ear, I made up tunes on the sound that I used to hear; When I'd start to play folks used to say, 'Sounds a little Goofus to me.'
Cornfed chords appeal to me, I like rustic harmony, Hold the note and chant the key, That's called 'Goofus.' Not according to the rules 更多更详尽歌词 在 ※ Mojim.com 魔镜歌词网 that you learn at music schools, But the folks just dance like fools. They go 'Goofus.'
Got a job but I just couldn't keep it long, The leader said that I played all the music wrong, So I stepped out with an outfit of my own. Got together a new kind of ochestree, And we all played just the same 'Goofus' harmony, And I must admit, we made a hit, 'Goofus' has been lucky for me.
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