Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Just Blew In From The Windy City (with Paul Weston and His Orchestra) , by - Doris Day. Release date: 31.12.1947
Song language: English
Just Blew In From The Windy City (with Paul Weston and His Orchestra) |
| I just blew in from the windy city |
| The windy city is mighty purty |
| But they ain’t got what we got |
| No, sirree |
| They’ve got shacks up to seven stories |
| Never see any morning glories |
| But a step from our doorway |
| We got 'em for free |
| They’ve got those minstrel shows |
| Purty ladies in the big chapeaus |
| Private lawns, public parks |
| For the sake of civic virtue |
| They’ve got fountains there that squirt you |
| I just blew in from the windy city |
| The windy city is mighty purty |
| But they ain’t got what we got |
| I’m tellin' ya, boys |
| We got more life in Deadwood City |
| Than in all of Illinois |
| You should-a seen me a-winder shoppin' |
| A-winder shoppin' with eyes a-poppin' |
| At the sights that you see there, yes sirree |
| Press a bell and a moment later |
| Up you go in an elevator |
| Just as fast as a polecat a-climbin' a tree |
| I heard claim hundreds came |
| To a thing they call a baseball game |
| Cigar stores, revolving doors |
| They’ve got new inventions coming |
| 'Stead of outdoor, indoor plumbing |
| I just blew in from the windy city |
| The windy city is mighty purty |
| But they ain’t got what we got |
| I’m tellin' ya, boys |
| I ain’t a-swappin' half of Deadwood |
| For the whole of Illinois |