Lullaby of Broadway (from '42nd Street') - Jerry Orbach

I'm sorry show business isn't for me

I'm going back to Allentown

What was that word

You've just said Allentown

I'm offering you a chance

To star in the biggest musical

Broadway's seen in twenty years

And you say Allentown

Come on along and listen to

The lullaby of Broadway

The hip hooray and bally hoo

The lullaby of Broadway

The rumble of the subway train

The rattle of the taxis

The daffy-dills who entertain

At Angelo's and Maxie's

When a Broadway baby says

Good night

It's early in the morning

Manhattan babies don't sleep tight

Until the dawn

Good night baby

Good night milkman's on his way

Sleep tight baby

Sleep tight let's call it a day

Listen to the lullaby of old Broadway

Come on along and listen to

The lullaby of Broadway

The hidee hi and boop dee doo

The lullaby of Broadway

The band begins to go to town

And everyone goes crazy

You rock-a-bye your baby around

Till everything gets hazy

Hush-a-bye

I'll buy you this and that

You hear a daddy saying

And baby goes home to her flat

To sleep all day

Good night baby

Good night milkman's on his way

Sleep tight baby

Sleep tight let's call it a day

Listen to the lullaby of old Broadway

Come on along and listen to

The lullaby of Broadway

The hip hooray and bally hoo

The lullaby of Broadway

The rumble of the subway train

The rattle of the taxis

The daffy-dills who entertain

Until the dawn

Good night baby

Good night milkman's on his way

I'll do it

Ah

Come on along

Come on along and listen to

The lullaby of Broadway

The hidee hi and boop dee doo

The lullaby of Broadway

The band begins to go to town

And everyone goes crazy

You rock-a-bye your baby around

And sleep all day

Listen to the lullaby of old Broadway