| Now, here’s a very entrancing phrase
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| It will put you in a daze
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| To me it don’t mean a thing
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| But it’s got a very peculiar swing!
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zaz
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zay
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zaz
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zay!
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| Now, zaz-zuh-zaz was handed down
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| From a bloke down in Chinatown;
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| It seems his name was Smoky Joe
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| And he used to hi-de-hi-de-ho
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zaz
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zay
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zaz
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zay!
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| When Smoky Joe came into town
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| And he kicked the gong around
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| Any place that he would go
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| Minnie the Moocher she was sure to go
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| With her zaz-zuh-zaz
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zay
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zaz
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zay!
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| It makes no difference where you go
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| There’s one thing that they sure do know:
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| There’s no need for them to be blue
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| For the zaz-suh-zaz will always see them through!
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zaz
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zay
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zaz
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| Zaz-zuh-zaz-zuh-zay! |