paroles de chanson It's In The Book - Johnny Standley
I
have
a
message
for
you
- a
very
sad
message!
My
subject
for
this
evening
will
be
Little
Bo
Peep.
It
says
here,
"Little
Bo
Peep,
who
was
a
little
girl,
Has
lost
her
sheep,"
"And
doesn't
know
where
to
find
them."
Now
that's
reasonable,
isn't
it?
It's,
it's
reasonable
to
assume,
if
Little
Bo
Peep
had
lost
her
sheep,
It's
only
natural
that
she
wouldn't
know
where
to
find
them.
That,
that
basically
is
reasonabl-l-le,
but,
uh,
"leave
them
alone".
Now
that
overwhelms
me,?,
completely
overwhelms
me.
The
man
said
she
lost
her
sheep,
turns
right
around
and
boldly
states,
"She
doesn't
know
where
to
find
them".
And
then
has
the
stupid
audacity
to
say,
"Leave
them
alone"!
Now!
Now,
now
think
for
a
moment!
Think!
If
the
sheep
were
lost,
and
you
couldn't
find
them,
You'd
have
to
leave
them
alone,
wouldn't
you?
So,
"Leave
them
alone".
"Leave
them
alone".
It's
in
the
book!
"Leave
them
alone
and
they",
they
being
the
sheep,
"they
will
come
Home".
Ah
yes,
they'll
come
home.
Oh,
there'll
be
a
brighter
day
tomorrow,
they
will
come
home!
It's
in
the
book.
"They
will
come
home?
a-waggin'
their
tails?".
Pray
tell
me
what
else
could
they
wag?
"They
will
come
home
a-waggin'
their
tales?
behind
them?
behind
Them"!
Did
we
think
they'd
wag
them
in
front
of
them?
Of
course,
they
might
have
come
home
in
reverse.
They
could
have
done
that,
I
really
don't
know.
But,
none
the
less,
it's
in
the
book.
So
now
if
you
will,
kindly
pick
up
your
books,
and
turn
to
page
222.
We'll
ask
you
all
to
sing.
You'll
find
your
books
on
the
backs
of
your
seats.
Are
we
ready?
Everyone,
222.
Let's
really
enjoy
ourselves,
let's
live
it
up.
All
together.
Do
you
remember
grandma's
lye
soap?
Good
for
everything
in
the
home,
And
the
secret
was
in
the
scrubbing,
It
wouldn't
suds
and
couldn't
foam.
Then
let
us
sing
right
out
of
grandma's,
of
grandma's
lye
soap
Used
for
- for
everything,
everything
on
the
place,
For
pots
and
kettles,
the
dirty
dishes,
and
for
your
hands
and
for
Your
face.
So
we'll
now
sing
the
second
verse.
Let's
get
it
with
great
exuberance,
let's
live
it
up.
It's
not
raining
inside
tonight.
Everyone,
let's
have
a
happy
time.
Are
we
ready?
All
together,
the
second
verse.
Little
Herman
and
brother
Thurman
Had
an
aversion
to
washing
their
ears
Grandma
scrubbed
them
with
the
lye
soap.
And
they
haven't
heard
a
word
in
years.
Then
let
us
sing
right
out
of
grandma's,
of
grandma's
lye
soap.
Sing
all
out,
all
over
the
place.
The
pots
and
kettles,
the
dirty
dishes,
and
also
hands
and
also
f?.
(Clapping
fades)
Well,
let's
sing
what's
left
of
the
last
verse.
Let's
have
a
happy
time,
everyone.
The
last
verse,
al-l-l-l
together.
Ev-v-v-very
one!
Mm-m-m-m.
Thank
you
kindly,
kindly,
M-m-mrs.
O'Malley,
out
in
the
valley,
Suffered
from
Ulcers,
I
understand.
She
swallowed
a
cake
of
grandma's
lye
soap,
Has
the
cleanest
ulcers
in
the
land.
Then
let
us
sing
right
out
of
grandma's,
of
grandma's
lye
soap.
Sing
right
out.
All
over
the
place.
The
pots
and
- the
pots
and
pans,
oh
dirty
dishes,
And
the
hands?.
1 Because of You
2 Blacksmith Blues
3 The Little White Cloud That Cried
4 Walkin My Baby Back Home
5 Please, Mr. Sun
6 Cry
7 It's In The Book
8 I Can't Tell You Why (S.t.r.)
9 My Truly, Truly Fair
10 The Thing
11 Too Young
12 Because of You
13 How High The Moon
14 Come On-A My House
15 Cold, Cold, Heart
16 If
17 The Loveliest Night Of The Year
18 I Get Ideas
19 Mockin' Bird Hill
20 Sound off
21 The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
22 Aba Daba Honeymoon
23 I Apologize
24 You're Just in Love
25 Blue Tango
26 Wheel of Fortune
27 You Belong To Me
28 Auf Weidersehn, Sweetheart
29 Half As Much
30 Wish You Were Here
31 Here In My Heart
32 Delicado
33 Kiss of Fire
34 Any Time
35 Tell Me Why
36 Jambalaya
37 A Guy Is a Guy
38 I'm Yours
39 Glow Worm
40 Slowpoke
41 Meet Mister Callaghan
42 I'm Yours
43 I'll Walk Alone
44 Tell Me Why
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