Rhumboogie Songtext

von The Andrew Sisters

Worum geht es in dem Song?

Der Songtext "Rhumboogie" von The Andrew Sisters beschreibt eine neue Art von Musik und Tanz, die in Harlem populär gewo...

All Harlem's got a brand new rhythm
And it's burning up the dance floors
Because it's so hot.
They took a little rhumba rhythm,
And they added boogie-woogie,
And-a look what they've got:

Rhumboogie.
Rhumboogie-woogie.
It's Harlem's new creation
With a Cuban syncopation -
It's a killer.

Rhumboogie.
Rhumboogie-woogie.
The native rhythm haunts you,
It's barbaric and it taunts you -
It's a killer.

Just plant your both feet on each side,
Let both your hips and shoulders glide,
Then throw your body back and ride.
There's nothing like...

Rhumboogie.
Rhumboogie-woogie.
In Harlem or Havana
You can kiss the old Savanna
It's a killer.

Oh, beat me daddy, eight-to-the-bar.

Rhumboogie.
Rhumboogie-woo-oogie.
It's Harlem's new creation
With a Cuban syncopation -
It's a killer.

Rhumboogie.
Rhu-umboogie-woo-oogie.
The native rhythm haunts you,
It's barbaric and it taunts you -
It's a killer.

Just plant you toes and both feet on the side,
Let both your hips and shoulders glide,
Then throw your body back and ride.
Think a little of
The rhumba
The boogie
The woogie
Then put them
Both all together
You have rhumboogie...

Then all together sing rhumboogie.
Rhumboogie-woogie.
Rhumboogie.
In Harlem or Havana
It'll kiss the old Savanna -
It's a killer.
It's a killer this rhumboogie.

Rhumboogie.
Rhumboogie.
Rhumboogie-woogie-woogie-woogie-woogie.
Do-do-do-do-diddleyada-do-diddleyada-do-do-dee.
There's nothing like rhumboogie!