Taco - In the Mood & Moonlight Serenade & Tuxedo Junction 1985 video free download

Taco Ockerse - In the Mood & Moonlight Serenade & Tuxedo Junction 1985

1. In the Mood (Original by Glenn Miller 1939)

Mr. What-ya-call-em, what you doin tonight?

Hope you're in the mood, because I'm feelin just right!

How's about a corner with a table for two?

Where the music's mellow and some gay rendezvous!

There's no chance romancin' with a blue attitude!

You got to do some dancin' to get in the mood!

In the mood!

Thats it! You got it!

In the mood!

You really love it

In the mood!

You know I love it

You didn't take a love to get it in the mood now.

Mr. What-ya-callem, what you doin tonight?

Hope you're in the mood, because I'm feelin just right!

...

You got me in the mood.

2. Moonlight Serenade (Original by Glen Miller 1939)

I stand at your gate

and the song that I sing is of moonlight.

I stand and I wait

for the touch of your hand in the June night.

The roses are sighing

a Moonlight Serenade.

The stars are aglow

and tonight how their light sets me dreaming.

My love, do you know

that your eyes are like stars brightly beaming?

I bring you and sing you a Moonlight Serenade.

Just you and I, a summer sky,

a heavenly breeze kissing the trees.

So don't let me wait,

just come to me tenderly in the June night.

I stand at your gate

and I sing you a song in the moonlight,

a love song, my darling,

a Moonlight Serenade.

3. Tuxedo Junction (Original by Glen Miller 1940)

Boop bop, Boop Bop

Boop bop, Boop Bop

Boop bop, Boop Bop

Boop bop, Boop Bop

Way down South, in Birmingham

I mean South, in Alabam'

There's a place

Where people go to dance the night away

It's a disco where the town folk meet

down in Frisco you can say don't stop that beat.

Way down South, in Birmingham

I mean South, in Alabam'

There's a place

(Instrumental)

It's a trunction

Where the town folk meet

At each function in their best they'll greet you

Way down South, in Birmingham

I mean South, in Alabam'

There's a place

Where people go to dance the night away