Barbara Song

Broadway Baby
Walking off my tired feet
Pounding Forty Second Street
To be in a show, oh

Broadway Baby
Learnin' how to sing and dance
Waiting for that one big chance
To be in a show, oh

Gee, I'd like to be on some marquee
All twinkling lights
A spark to pierce the dark
From Batt'ry Park to Washington Heights

Some day maybe
All my dreams will be repaid
Heck, I'd even play the maid
To be in a show

Hey, Mister producer
I'm talkin' to you, sir
I don't need a lot
Only what I got
Plus a tube of greasepaint and a follow spot

I'm a Broadway Baby
Broadway Baby
Slaving at the five and ten (Oooo, Yeah)

(Dreaming of the great day when)
I'll be in a show (Oh, Oh, Oh)
Hey, hey

Oh, Broadway Baby (Broadway Baby)
Making rounds all afternoon
Eating at a greasy spoon
To save on my dough

At my tiny flat there's just my cat
A bed and a chair
Still I'll stick it till
I'm on a bill

All over Times Square
All some day maybe
If I stick it long enough
I may get to strut my stuff

Working for a nice man
Like a Ziegfeld or a Weissman
In a Great big Broadway show



Credits
Writer(s): Bertolt Brecht, Kurt Weill, Marc Blitzstein
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