Jean Nohain, Al Bowlly, The New Mayfair Dance Orchestra & Ray Noble - Fabulous British Dance Bands: Ray Noble, Vol.1 (Recordings 1931-1935) Featuring Al Bowlly

Lying in the Hay (Foxtrott)

I feel so lazy when I'm lyin' in the hay
Sunny summer day
Cares are miles away
I feel as hazy
As a lazy sun above
Only want to dream of love

There's nothin' else to do
Except to dream of you
As I'm just lazin' there
Straws in my hair
But I don't care

I love you in a hazy crazy sort of way
Lyin' in the hay all day



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Writer(s): Henry Roberts, Mireille, Harry S. Pepper
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