Bring Back Those Wonderful Days Composer(s): Darl Mac Boyle; Nat Vincent Performer(s): Bert Williams
You've heard of the lamp of Aladdin what wonderful things it could do if I had it today I'd rub it and say here's all that I want of you Oh won't you
That wonderful lamp of the fable brought jewels and treasures galore if Aladdin lived now I feel that somehow these are the things he'd ask for Oh won't you
Bring back those happy days of childhood won't you bring back the lane down in the wildwood that would lead us to the dear old swimming pool everytime that we played hooky on the way to school oh, bring back the simple girls in gingham won't you bring back the good old songs and sing 'em what a joy 't would be both for you and me could we bring back those wonderful days
Bring back the dinners for a quarter won't you bring back the milk without the water and the great big thick and tender juicy steaks long before our limit was a tack of victr'y cakes oh, bring back the eggs at ten a dozen won't you bring back the bread that wheat once was in you can laugh and joke but we're all dead broke won't you bring back those wonderful days
Bring back the pantomimes of Hanlon won't you bring back the lullabies of Scanlon and the friends who always take you out and treat and the janitors who used to give us lots of heat oh, bring back the days before the "Gimmies" won't you bring back the dance without the "Shimmies" drinking ginger ale makes us weak and pale won't you bring back those wonderful days
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