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The recording by Guy Lombardo's orchestra was recorded on April 20, 1945, and it was released by Decca Records as catalog number 18683, with the flip side "Oh, Brother!". It first reached the Billboard magazine Best Seller chart on June 14, 1945 and lasted 10 weeks on the chart, peaking at #6.
Once there was a little girl who lived next to me
And she loved a sailor boy, he was only three
Now he's on a battleship in his sailor suit
Just a great big sailor but she thinks he's very cute
(With his bell bottom trousers, coat of navy blue
She loves her sailor and he loves her too)
When her sailor boy's away on the ocean blue
Soldier boys all flirt with her but to him she's true
Though they smile and tip their caps and they wink their eyes
She just smiles and shakes her head, then she softly sighs
(Oh, bell bottom trousers, coat of navy blue
She loves her sailor and he loves her too)
When her sailor went to sea to see what he could see
She saw that he ate spinach, now he's big as he can be
When he's home they stroll along, they don't give a hoot
She won't let go of his hand, even to salute
If her sailor she can't find on the bounding main
She is hopeful he will soon come home safe again
So they can get married and raise a family
Dress up all their kiddies in sailor's dungarees
(Oh, bell bottom trousers, coat of navy blue
She loves her sailor and he loves her too)
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9 years ago
R Allen
I remember it well. I was a sailor in the U. S. Navy in World War II. A Pharmacist's Mate 3rd and 2nd class stationed at Naval Air Stations in California. After the war I sailed to Bikini, Marshall Islands for Operation Crossroads, A-Bomb tests then to China and Japan.9 years ago
ForeverFun21
At my school we're doing a dance recital and we're using this song9 years ago
Marge Fenelon
My dad used to sing this to me when I was little. He was a sailor in WWII, stationed in California. A salute to you, Daddy! 9 years ago
deborah humphreys
my grandpa usta sing this to me but there was a part he sang I didn't hear here something about "if you have a little girl bounce her on your knee if you have a little boy send him off to sea"9 years ago
Donald Gauthier
This song brings back many memories of 1941 to 1945 WW2 when I was only 10 years old & one of my school buddies DAD use to bring home big cartons from the shoe factory,and we would cut them up put them side by side,and play Sailors on Ships.We had quite an imagination,NO TV,s to watch,so we played outside a lot.I served 9 years in the NAVY,1952 to 1961.MY AKA was" FRENCHY " On board the VULCAN AR 5 ,Then to Corpus Christie Tex.Then the West Coast on board the KEARSARGE CVS 33.THE best (9 years of my Life) Now living the rest of my Life ,here in FLORIDA.A Preacher still going "BOSTON STRONG" THANKS BUDDIES> GBY10 years ago
ColdWarShot
The Mitch Miller version is my favorite11 years ago
flojo grande
I never knew their story. I was in active from 1984-1996m NavRes(97-99). I just read it since I was curious about the picture and came across your comment. I noticed they were wearing the flat hats. They were in during WWII. I noticed a little boy in the picture before had a white flat hat. I don't know why the Navy did away with that cover. I thought it looked better than the Dixie Cup. Many of the European Countries still wore flat hats when I was in. What was the last year for that cover?11 years ago
kody wahler
Navy Vet here....anybody know who made the version that had the line,,,"Daddy was a Sailor, I'm a Sailor too". My Navy Dad had me in a Sailor suit when I was 3 yrs old. Had a Bosun pipe hanging from my neck lanyard. (1944) Joined Navy at 17 (1959), was a Fireman Apprentice. Wanted a ship, got an Air Station. Wound up an Airdale.11 years ago
jandasius
moc hezká písnička originál. V čechách je nazpívaná pod názvem Byla jedna holčička take supr11 years ago
hopatease1
ok now im getting it11 years ago
hopatease1
wtf i keep getting some bimbo talking about haveing a baby this sucks12 years ago
George Middleton Jr
Navy Brat Here Fair winds and following Seas12 years ago
George Middleton Jr
I had to solo this in 3'rd grade Choir At Jackson Elementary I'm So Old lol12 years ago
Rufus T. Firefly
Those are indeed the five Sullivan brothers who died during the sinking of the USS Juneau. Their deaths resulted in a policy change that prohibited brothers being assigned to the same command. The Navy named a Guided Missile Destroyer, USS The Sullivans in their honor. Fair winds and following seas to you,12 years ago
Nicholas Raschella Sr.
You are so right UP58. I used to have Louis Prima 78 record years ago.Would Love to hear the tune again by him,ex Navy ww2 vet. Tony Pastor had a good one also.12 years ago
Ann Pace
These clean lyrics are by Moe Jaffe. This version was recorded about the same time by Kay Kyser and Tony Pastor. All versions, as well as those by Louis Prima and Jerry Colonna reached the top ten of Billboard's Best Seller chart within a few months.12 years ago
George Vreeland Hill
Love it. George Vreeland Hill12 years ago
McGrenzer
Good music and great pictures, Harts. Many thanks!12 years ago
sillylily10
aaah love it!Videos Relacionados
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