You're out of the woods,
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you're out of the dark,
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you're out of the night.
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Step into the sun,
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step into the light,
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then open your eyes
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and love will open, ahhh,
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open, ahhh,
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open, open, open, open up.
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Come on along and listen to
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the lullaby of Broadway.
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The hip-hooray and balley-hoo.
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The lullaby of Broadway.
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The rumble of the subway train.
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The rattle of the taxi.
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The Daffodils who entertain
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at Angelo's and Maxi's.
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When a Broadway baby says good night,
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it's early in the morning.
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Manhattan babys don't sleep tight
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until the dawn.
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Good night, baby.
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Good night. Milkman's on his way.
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Doon, doon, doon.
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Sleep tight, baby.
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Sleep tight. Let's call it a day. Hey!
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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-boop-buh-doo.
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It's just 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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'til everything gets hazy.
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Hush-a-bye, I'm gonna buy you this and that,
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you hear your daddy sing.
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Then baby goes home to her flat
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to sleep all day.
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Good night, baby.
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Good night. The milkman's on his way.
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Do, do, do, doodley-do.
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Sleep tight,oh, my baby.
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Sleep tight. Let's call it a day.
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Listen to the lullaby of
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ol-bo-ba-bo-ba-b'old doo doo doo Broadway!
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The lulla-lullaby of Broadway!
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Optimistic Voices / Lullaby Of Broadway
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Bette Midler |