Текст песни Ella Fitzgerald - I Won`t Dance
Ella Fitzgerald - I Won`t Dance слова песни
"The lyrics were first written by Oscar Hammerstein II and Otto Harbach for the London musical "ThreeSisters", which premieredin 1934. Then when RKO released the screen version in March of 1935, Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHughchanged the lyrics of the song, only keeping the title which Oscar Hammerstein II originated."I won`t dance, don`t ask meI won`t dance, don`t ask meI won`t dance madame with youMy heart won`tlet me feet do things that they sould doYou know what, you`re lovely you know what, you`re so lovelyAnd you know what you do to meI`m like an ocean wave that`s bumped on the shoreI feel so absolutely stumped on the floorWhen you dance, you`re chairming and you`re gentleSpecially when you do theContinentalBut this feeling isn`t purely mentalFor heaven rest us, I`m not asbestosAnd that`s why I won`t dance, why sould I?I won`t dance, how could I?I won`t dance, merçi beacoupI knowthat music lead the way to romanceSo if I hold you in arms I won`t danceI won`t dance, don`t ask meI won`t dance, don`t ask meI won`t dance madame with youMy heart won`t let me feet do things thatthey want to doYou know what, you`re so lovely, ring a ding-ding, you`re lovelyAnd you know whatyou do to meI`m like an ocean wave that`s bumped on the shoreI feel so absolutely stumped on thefloorWhen you dance, you`re chairming and you`re gentleSpecially when you do the ContinentalButthis feeling isn`t purely mentalFor heaven rest us, I`m not asbestosAnd that`s why I won`t dance, Iwon`t danceI won`t dance, merci beaucoup I know that music lead the way to romanceSo if I holdyou in arms I won`t dance