[00:00.00]Little Ol' Tune - Bing Crosby (平克·劳斯)/Louis Armstrong (路易斯·阿姆斯特朗)
[00:00.71]Everyone wants to know
[00:04.74]How the song writers write the songs
[00:09.38]It's a kind of a gift and we get a big lift
[00:13.70]From their melodies and diphthongs
[00:21.13]We felt the same way soul
[00:25.03]We're a quite of two or three
[00:29.35]Please explain what to do
[00:31.75]Let me tell it to you
[00:33.99]Just the way it was told to me
[00:37.68]Told to me
[00:42.51]First you write a little ol' tune
[00:49.23]Real easy
[00:51.54]Not as hard to play as let's say
[00:57.29]Part cheesy
[00:59.36]Real simple chords in the key of C
[01:06.02]A melody
[01:09.76]You can groove
[01:14.72]Next you add some little ol' words onto it
[01:22.41]Try to get some people who'll sing to do it
[01:30.58]Then if they say boy have you got a hit
[01:37.68]You act non committal and say just a little ol' tune
[01:49.95]Now record your little ol' tune just hum it
[01:57.54]Sould you try to fancy it up
[02:02.79]Oh no far from it
[02:05.08]Dub in some top tenor harmony
[02:11.97]Just me me me
[02:15.75]As you groove
[02:20.56]Next you sing a baritone part from way back
[02:27.98]Add a zoom zoom
[02:33.28]Bass and then start that playback
[02:35.84]And when they say man which singing quarter
[02:43.17]We act non committal and say just a little ol' tune
[02:47.72]Just a simple tune
[02:49.39]One that you can groove
[02:51.49]Just a little ol' tune