The Sun Has Got His Hat On Lyrics

The sun has got his hat on lyrics Never saw the grass so green never saw the sky so blue what a lot of fun to ev ryone sitting in the sun all day.

The sun has got his hat on lyrics. The sun has got his hat on ralph butler noel gay ambrose his orchestra vocal. Now we ll all be hap py. He s been roastin peanuts out in timbuctoo now he s coming back to do the same for you. Now we all be happy hip hip hip hooray.

All the little boys excited all the little girls delighted what a lot of fun to ev ryone sitting in the sun all day. Lyrics for the sun has got his hat onyou can sing the sun has got his hat on and many more by traditional online. So jump into your sunbath hip hip hip hooray. The sun has got his hat on and he s coming out to day he s been tanning negroes out in timbuktu now he s coming back to do the same to you so jump into your sun bath hip hip hip hooray the sun has got his hat on and he s coming out to day all the little birds are singing all the little gnats are stinging all the little bees in twos and threes.

The sun has got his hat on and he s coming out today. The sun has got his hat on. The sun has got his hat on lyrics. And he s com ing out to day.

The sun has got his hat on. The sun has got his hat on is also known by its extended title the sun has got his hat on he s coming out today the brackets are optional. Co written by noel gay and ralph butler music and words respectively it appeared in the. In the revised version of the show me and my girl 1985 nick ullett cast broadway production 1986 as recorded by bert ambrose with sam browne.

The sun has got his hat on and he s coming out today. The sun has got his hat on is a song by noel gay and ralph butler it is known for its appearance in the 1985 version of the musical me and my girl and was originally recorded in 1932 by two popular uk dance bands ambrose and his orchestra with vocals by sam browne and by the henry hall bbc dance orchestra with vocals by val rosing. Sam browne 1932 henry hall the bbc dance orch.