Drop Me off in Harlem

EDWARD KENNEDY ELLINGTON, NICK A. KENNY

Drop me off in Harlem,
Any place in Harlem,
There's someone waiting there
Who makes it seem like
Heaven up in Harlem.

I don't want your Dixie,
You can keep your Dixie,
There's no one down in Dixie who can take me
'Way from my hot Harlem.

Harlem has those southern skies,
They're in my baby's smile,
I idolize my baby's eyes and
Classy up-town style.

If Harlem moved to China,
I know of nothing finer,
Than to stow away on a plane, some day and have them
Drop me off in Harlem.

Harlem has those southern skies,
They're in my baby's smile,
I idolize my baby's eyes and
Classy up-town style.

If Harlem moved to China,
I know of nothing finer,
Than to stow away on a plane, some day and have them
Drop me off in Harlem.

If Harlem moved to China
I know nothing finer than to be in Harlem

Trivia about the song Drop Me off in Harlem by Duke Ellington

On which albums was the song “Drop Me off in Harlem” released by Duke Ellington?
Duke Ellington released the song on the albums “Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington Recording Together for the First Time” in 1961, “The Ellington Era Volume One: 1927-1940” in 1963, “Continuum” in 1975, “Duke Ellington's Sophisticated Ladies” in 1981, “The Essential Duke Ellington” in 2005, “The Essence Of Duke Ellington” in 2006, “The Real... Duke Ellington” in 2012, and “La Chanson de Duke” in 2015.
Who composed the song “Drop Me off in Harlem” by Duke Ellington?
The song “Drop Me off in Harlem” by Duke Ellington was composed by EDWARD KENNEDY ELLINGTON, NICK A. KENNY.

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