Mr. Monotony-Anne Tofflemire

[ti:Mr. Monotony] [ar:Anne Tofflemire] [al:Anne Tofflemire Sings Irving Berlin - Let's Face The Music] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Mr. Monotony - Anne Tofflemire [00:08.91]Playing on his slide trombone in a certain monotone [00:16.49] [00:17.16]He was known as Mister Monotony [00:21.74] [00:25.08]Any pleasant interlude that would mean a change of mood [00:32.38] [00:33.16]Didn't go with Mister Monotony [00:37.70] [00:41.57]Sometimes he would change the key [00:44.88] [00:45.89]But the same dull melody [00:48.51] [00:49.45]Would emerge from Mister Monotony [00:55.11] [00:57.49]Folks for miles would run away [01:00.89]Only one prefer'd to stay [01:04.53] [01:05.52]She would come around and say [01:08.50] [01:09.30]Have you got any monotony today [01:12.03] [01:13.66]They got married as they should and around [01:20.07]The neighborhood [01:20.97] [01:22.47]She was known as Missus Monotony [01:28.68] [01:30.11]They were happy as can be and they raised a family [01:36.96] [01:38.16]Six or seven little monotonies [01:43.06] [01:45.75]From another village came a snappy clarineter [01:51.49]She heard him play and strange to [01:53.84]Say she liked him better [01:55.16]'Twas the end of Mister Monotony [01:58.50] [02:01.47]She refused him when he tried [02:05.07] [02:05.59]Bringing her back to his side [02:08.65] [02:10.20]She just answered when he cried [02:12.79]"Have you got any monotony today " [02:15.80] [02:17.16]"Haven't got any monotony today [02:27.34] [02:30.58]Can't play [02:32.45] [02:34.60]Today [02:35.87] [02:38.64]Haven't got any monotony today