[Dixielandjazz] Ugly Chile Lyrics

[Ron L]

The original tune, dating to the 20s, or maybe even earlier, is "You're Some
Pretty Doll".   The parody is Ugly Chile.

I think I still have the lyrics at home.  I'll have to look.  What I
remember is:

You're so pretty, oh so pretty, 
You're some pretty Doll.
You've got the kind of eyes that seem to talk
Make me get so nervous that I have to walk

Ron L

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Sent: Friday, March 06, 2009 11:42 AM
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Subject: Re: [Dixielandjazz] Ugly Chile Lyrics

Charlie Hull wrote:
> This is approximately what Johnny Mercer sang on the second chorus (as 
> I recall):
>
> Gee, you're ugly, You're so ugly,
> You're some ugly chile.
> The clothes that you wear are not in style
> You look like an ape ev'ry time you smile
>
> How I hate you, you alligator bait, you
> Why don't you lay down and die
> You're knock-kneed, pigeon-toes, box-ankled, too
> There's a curse in your fam'ly and it fell on you
> You're so ugly, Gee, you're ugly
> You're some ugly chile.
>
> Charlie Hull
>
> John Gerber wrote:
>> Hi! I'm a newbie from texas.  Among my thousands of Hot Jazz tunes is 
>> one first recorded by George Brunis and later by Eli's Chosen 
>> Seven(They supposedly sang it at thefirst Newport Jazz Festival.  
>> It's called Ugly Chile and I am going to try and find the lyrics for 
>> this site tonight
>>  
>>  
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Johhny Mercer sang it on an early Capitol side and he wrote a first 
churus lyric that was typical cool Mercer take. The fog of time keeps my 
memory from letting it come to the front but I remember it as "Your some 
pretty, oh so pretty, you're some pretty chile." It talked of the child 
being younger and his mama saying he as pretty... "But the I grew up and 
this is what I get..." or something along that line. Bet our Ozian 
archivist Bill H. has it, or someone else with more active "little gray 
cells!"
Don Ingle

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