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Henry Mancini - I've Done It All lyrics
Sung by Rip Taylor as Captain Kiddie(CK) and Howard Morris as Squawk(S) CK: I have played at the Palace I’ve sung at the met S: Both were fiascos I’ll never forget CK: I’ve danced before royalty played Caesar on Rome S: Forgive my disloyalty you should have stayed at home CK: I’ve walked high wires for ring ling from Peking to Perth S: It was not the greatest show on earth CK: The audience adored me S: They came to see you fall CK: Without a doubt a great success S: They threw you out it was a mess CK: AM I a ham or am I not? S: I guess the answer is… yes CK: I’ve done it all S: Boy you got goals CK: I’ve done it all S: Have you got goals! CK: I’ve played the boondocks (confused characters) and slay Carnegie hall S: Nothing at all CK: I’ve played Macbeth on ice S: And got pneumonia twice aaaatchoo CK: Guess you can’t have it all I start in Maine S: They’re still in pain CK: Then Montreal S: The room was small CK: From Saskatoon (A small Canada village hence forth the reason why squawk mocks him) to Minneapolis to Saint Paul S: That was a hall CK: Name any theater town and I’ve been there though it’s been up and down I hang in there Spring, summer or fall I’ve done it all I’ve been around S: Tell me about it CK: And I’ve found S: What have you found? CK: The secret to showbiz is to make yourself renowned S: Try getting drowned CK: That’s why I fly trapeze do all the tricks with ease six inches of the ground S: You’re height of success CK: You’ll see define all curtain falls S: My favorite moment You got to watch take my final curtain call S: Do we have to? Both: No one who ever played the theater knows how to milk an audience bitter And all went all as I recall (prolong) It’s wall to wall we’ve done it all (it reefer’s not only to the tree wall’s in a stage but also the different walls in all the stages in the world) |
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