Louis Armstrong - Put 'Em Down Blues (The Very Best of Louis Armstrong's Hot Five & Hot Seven 1925-1929)

Irish Black Bottom

All you heard for years in Ireland was the 'Wearin' Of The Green'
But the biggest change that's come in Ireland I have ever seen
All the laddies and the cooies laid aside their Irish reels
And I was born in Ireland
(Ha, ha)
So imagine how I feels

Now Ireland's gone black bottom crazy, see them dance
You ought to see them dance
Folks supposed to be related, even dance
I mean they dance

They play that strain, works right on their brain
Now it goes black bottom, a new rhythm's drivin' the folks insane
I hand you no Blarney, when I say that song really goes
And they put it over with a wow, I mean now

All over Ireland you can see the people dancin' it
'Cause Ireland's gone black bottom crazy

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Writer(s): Louis Armstrong, Percy Venable
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