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1929 West End Bitter Sweet the Musical - Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay Lyrics
Music and lyrics by Noël Coward.
ALL: Tarara boomdeay, Tarara boomde-ay, We are the most effectual, Intellectual Movement of the day. Our moral standards sway Like Mrs Tanquay, And we are theoretically Most aesthetically kger to display The fact that we're aggressively And excessively Anxious to destroy All the snobbery And hob-nobbery Of the hoi-polloi.
Tarara boomde-ay, It's mental washing day, And come what may We'll scrub until the nation's morals shrink away. Tarara boom-de-ay.
Exgursxres: Though we are languid in appearance We're in the vanguatd, We feel we can guard The cause of Art.
We shall ignore all interference, For our complaisance With this renaissance Is frightfully smart. Please do not think us unrelenting, Oux charming frolic With the symbolic Is meek and mild. We merely spend our time preventing Some earnest stripling From liking Kipling Instead of Wilde.
Now that we find the dreary nineteenth century is closing, We mean to start the twentieth in ecstasies of posing.
Tarara boomde-ay, It's mental washing day, And come what may We'll scrub until the tiresome bourgeois shrink away. Tarara boom-de-ay.
Review: Bitter Sweet the Musical Lyrics
Bitter Sweet the Musical Lyrics
PLOT The Call of Life If You Could Only Come with Me I'll See You Again Tell Me What is Love? The Last Dance Finale Life in the Morning Ladies of the Town If Love Were All Evermore and a Day Dear Little Café Bitter Sweet Waltz Tokay Bonne Nuit, Merci Kiss me Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay Alas! The Time is Past We All Wear a Green Carnation Zigeuner I'll See You Again (reprise)
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