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Frank Sinatra with Dean Martin & Bing Crosby Lyrics

Look out!
Be alert and attentive, something interesting is coming up.

You ready for this?
Are you prepared for what's in store for you?

Who's that comin' down the thoroughfare
Who is that musical artist walking towards us?

The sunshine flashin' on his ring
The bright sunlight is reflecting off his ring.

Bowin' left and right and here and there
He nods his head graciously in every direction he looks.

That's Chester, the trombone king
That's Chester, who is the most significant person in the field of playing the trombone.

He gets his shirts straight from Paris
He purchases his shirts directly from a renowned fashion destination, Paris.

Cigarettes from the Nile
He sources his cigarettes from the banks of the longest river in the world, the Nile.

He tallks like a 'eyebrow', but he plays Chicago style
He speaks in a particular way, but he plays the trombone in a variety that originated from Chicago.

He gets his shoes made in London
He acquires his footwear made exclusively in the capital city of England, London.

And they're real crocodile
His shoes are made from the hide of crocodiles.

And he sometimes plays sweet
On some occasions, he plays his music in a soothing and pleasant manner.

Hup-toodle-oodle-oodle-dee-ooo
A jazzy tune to which he's playing an attractive melody.

But sweet or hot, he's always got
No matter how he plays, his music always has

That real gut-bucket beat
a feeling of passion and intensity in his music.

He's got a neat Latin moustache
He has a well-trimmed moustache with a Latin style.

And the girls love his smile
He holds a winning smile that attracts the girls around him.

A trombone made in Newark
His trombone is crafted in the city of Newark.

Played in Chicago style
He plays his trombone music in the style that had its origin in Chicago.

Chicago style
A rhythmic composition of music that came from the Chicago region.

He gets his neckties from Naples
He purchases his neckties from a famous Italian tourist spot, Naples.

And his socks from Argyle
He gets his socks branched from the Scottish fashion made famous by the Duke of Argyle.

Speaks Oxford English, but he plays Chicago style
Although he speaks a British dialect, he plays the trombone in an American-sounding style that originated in Chicago.

Wears a stickpin from Rio, are you listenin'
He adorns a thin, long pin on his dress that he brought from the municipality of Rio, Brazil.

You can see it for a mile
His stickpin is large enough to be seen from a distance of a mile.

Uncle Jake's weary blues
A tune he's playing called Uncle Jake's blues that portrays emotions of weariness and exhaustion.

He likes New York for the Opera
He has developed a liking for the music genre opera typically performed in New York.

And gets two on the aisle
He reserves two adjacent seats in the first row to watch an opera in New York City.

Yes sir
Absolutely yes!

Hey-hey
A cheerful greeting to someone he's happy to see.

A trombone played Chicago style
A trombone played in such a manner that the music style originates from the town of Chicago.