Tuxedo Junction

Buddy Feyne, Erskine Hawkins, Julian Dash, William Johnson

Feelin' low
Rockin' slow
I want to go
Right back where I belong

Feelin' low
Rockin' slow
I want to go
Right back where I belong

Way down south in Birmingham
I mean south in Alabam'
There's an old place where people go
To dance the night away

They all drive or walk for miles
To get jive that southern style
It's an old jive that makes you want
To dance till break of day

It's a junction where the town folks meet
At each function in a tux they greet you

Come on down, forget your care
Come on down, you'll find me there
So long town, I'm heading for
Tuxedo Junction now

There's a place down in Dixie
Where everybody is happy
Where they all get together singing
And shoutin' all the day

Feelin' low
Rockin' slow and easy
and I want to go
Right back to the junction to Tuxedo
That's where I belong
That's where I do belong

It's a junction where the town folks meet by all mean
At each function at the junction in a tux they will always there to greet you
Come on down forget your care
Come on down you'll find me there
So long town
I'm heading for
Tuxedo junction now

Trivia about the song Tuxedo Junction by The Andrews Sisters

On which albums was the song “Tuxedo Junction” released by The Andrews Sisters?
The Andrews Sisters released the song on the albums “50th Anniversary Collection, Vol. 1” in 1987 and “The Chesterfield Broadcasts, Volume 1” in 1998.
Who composed the song “Tuxedo Junction” by The Andrews Sisters?
The song “Tuxedo Junction” by The Andrews Sisters was composed by Buddy Feyne, Erskine Hawkins, Julian Dash, William Johnson.

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