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Georgia
The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra Lyrics
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Two left feet but oh-so neat has sweet Georgia brown
They all sigh and want to die for sweet Georgia brown
I'll tell you why; you know I don't lie much
It's been said she knocks 'em dead when she lands in town
Since she came, why it's a shame how she coos 'em down
Fellers she can't get are fellers she ain't met
Sweet Georgia brown
The lyrics to The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra's song "Georgia" celebrate the charm and allure of a woman named Georgia Brown. The song begins by asserting that no other woman can compare to her beauty and appeal. Despite her supposed lack of dancing skills ("Two left feet"), Georgia still manages to captivate everyone with her grace and charm. People are so infatuated with her that they would go to great lengths for her attention, even expressing a desire to die for her. The singer then explains that Georgia's irresistible charm lies in her ability to captivate and mesmerize people when she arrives in town. She has the power to calm and seduce everyone around her. The lyrics suggest that even those who have not yet met Georgia are drawn to her, and she has become synonymous with the state she hails from.
Overall, the song's lyrics paint a picture of a woman who possesses a natural allure and captivates everyone around her. Georgia Brown is revered and desired for her beauty and charisma, and her presence in town is seen as a significant event.
Line by Line Meaning
No gal made has got a shade on sweet Georgia brown
There is no other woman who can compare to the beauty and allure of sweet Georgia brown
Two left feet but oh-so neat has sweet Georgia brown
Despite not being a skilled dancer, sweet Georgia brown is still elegant and graceful
They all sigh and want to die for sweet Georgia brown
Everyone is captivated by sweet Georgia brown and desires her deeply
I'll tell you why; you know I don't lie much
I will explain the reasons behind sweet Georgia brown's appeal, as I am known for being truthful
It's been said she knocks 'em dead when she lands in town
It is widely known that sweet Georgia brown leaves a strong impression on people whenever she arrives in town
Since she came, why it's a shame how she coos 'em down
Ever since sweet Georgia brown arrived, it is astonishing how she effortlessly charms and soothes others
Fellers she can't get are fellers she ain't met
The men who are not drawn to sweet Georgia brown simply haven't had the opportunity to meet her yet
Georgia claimed her, Georgia named her
Georgia has proudly embraced sweet Georgia brown as one of its own, giving her the name and identity she possesses
Sweet Georgia brown
A term used to affectionately refer to the captivating woman known as Georgia brown
Lyrics © BRASSWORKS MUSIC
Written by: MAX LODERBAUER, PAULA SCHOPF
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