Dummy Song

BILLY ROSE, LEW BROWN, RAY HENDERSON

I'll take the legs from some old table

I'll take the arms from some old chair

I'll take the neck from some old bottle

And from a horse I'll take the hair

I'll take the hands and face from some old clock

And baby, when I'm through

I'll get more loving from the dum, dum, dummy

Than I ever got from you

Get me some legs, get me a chair

And a bottle, too

Give me a horse, give me some time

And baby, when I'm through

I'll take the legs from some old table

I'll take the arms from some old chair

I'll take the neck from some old bottle

And from a horse I'll take the hair

I'll take the hands and face from some old clock

And baby, when I'm through

I'll get more loving from the dum, dum, dummy

Than I ever got from you

I get more loving

From that dum, dum, dummy

Than I've ever gotten from you

Yeah, mama, get more loving

From a dummy than I get from you

Trivia about the song Dummy Song by Louis Armstrong

When was the song “Dummy Song” released by Louis Armstrong?
The song Dummy Song was released in 1994, on the album “All Time Greatest Hits”.
Who composed the song “Dummy Song” by Louis Armstrong?
The song “Dummy Song” by Louis Armstrong was composed by BILLY ROSE, LEW BROWN, RAY HENDERSON.

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