the following program is your hit parade as originally telecast on december 4th 1954
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the top tunes all over america as determined by your hit parade survey
which checks the best sellers in cheap music and phonograph records
the songs most heard on the air
and the songs most played on the automatic coin machine
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of america's tastiest popular music
your hit parade
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and now the top seven songs of the week with dorothy collins
snooki lanson
jesale mckenzie
russell arms
the hit parade is a bad
and ramon scott and the hit parade orchestra
and off we go with survey song number six
russell arms the hit parade is a bad news
present a west indies version of papa loves mambo
papa loves mambo
mama loves mambo
look at him sway with it, actin' so gay with it, shoutin' ole with it, wow
papa loves mambo
mama loves mambo
papa does great with it, swings like a gate wiggin', he loses weight with it, now
he goes to
she goes bro
he goes fast
she goes slow
he goes left
she goes right
papa's lookin' for mama but mama is nowhere in sight
papa loves mambo
mama loves mambo
younger than spring again, havin' their fling again, feelin' that zing again, wow
papa loves mambo
mama loves mambo
don't play the rumba and don't play the samba, cause papa loves mama tonight
papa's lookin' for mama but mama is nowhere in sight
papa loves mambo
mama loves mambo
younger than spring again, havin' their fling again, feelin' that zing again, wow
papa loves mambo
mambo papa
papa loves mambo
mambo mama
don't play the rumba and don't play the samba, cause papa loves mama tonight
number five
giselle mckenzie finds a love message in the stars
as she brings us survey song number five
teach me tonight
did you say i've got a lot to learn
well don't think i'm trying not to learn
since this is the perfect spot to learn
teach me tonight
starting with the a b c of a
right down to the x y z of a
help me solve the mystery of it
teach me tonight
the sky's a blackboard
high above you
if a shooting star goes by
i'll use that star to rhyme
i love you
a thousand times across the sky
one thing isn't very clear my love
should the teacher stand so near my love
graduation's almost here my love
teach me tonight
graduation's almost here my love
teach me to night
the
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a lot of coffee
the
Love walked right in and brought my sunniest day
One magic moment and my heart seemed to know
That love said hello, though not a word was spoken
One look and I forgot the gloom of the past
One look and I had found my future at last
One look and I had found the work of dreaming you
And love walked in with you
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One look and I had found the work of dreaming you
And love walked in with you
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Applause
Number three. Here's Dorothy Collins with a tender ballad that's in third place on the survey this week,
If I Give My Heart to You.
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If I give my heart to you
Will you handle it with care?
Will you always treat me tenderly?
And in every way be fair?
If I give my heart to you
Will you give me all your love?
Will you swear that you'll be true to me
By the light that shines alone?
And will you sigh with me when I'm sad?
Smile with me when I'm glad
And always be as you are with me tonight?
Think it over and be sure
Please don't answer till you do
When you promise all these things to me
If you promise all these things to me
Then I'll give my heart to you
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Applause
And now let's go backstage and join Snooky Lansing.
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Survey song number four.
Snooky Lansing takes us back to the caveman days
as he sings the number four melody, This Old House.
This old house once knew his children.
This old house once knew his wife.
This old house was home and comfort as they fought the storms of life.
This old house was ragged with laughter.
This old house heard many shouts.
Now it trembles in the darkness when the lightning walks about.
Ain't a gonna need this house no longer.
Ain't a gonna need this house no more.
Ain't got time to fix the shingles.
Ain't got time to fix the floor.
Ain't got time to oil the hitches or to mend the window panes.
Ain't a gonna need this house no longer.
He's getting ready to meet the same.
This old house is getting shaky.
This old house is getting old.
This old house lets in the rain.
This old house lets in the cold.
Oh his knees are getting chilly but he feels no fear of pain.
Cause he sees an angel peeking through a broken window pane.
Ain't a gonna need this house no longer.
Ain't a gonna need this house no more.
Ain't got time to fix the shingles.
Ain't got time to fix the floor.
Ain't got time to oil the hitches or to mend the window panes.
Ain't a gonna need this house no longer.
He's getting ready to meet the same.
Ain't a gonna need this house no longer.
Ain't a gonna need this house no more.
Ain't got time to fix the shingles.
Ain't got time to fix the floor.
Ain't got time to oil the hitches or to mend the window panes.
Ain't a gonna need this house no longer.
He's getting ready to meet the same.
Ain't a gonna need this house no more.
Number seven.
Russell Arms sings the lilting tune that's in seventh place on the survey.
I Need You Now.
If I ever needed you, I need you now.
I can't remember when I've ever been so blue.
If I ever needed love, I need it now.
I feel so all alone, I don't know what to do.
No day or night goes by when I don't have my cry.
I feel like I could die from wanting you.
I can't ease my aching heart, but you'd know how.
If I ever needed you, I need you now.
No day or night goes by when I don't have my cry.
I feel like I could die from wanting you.
I can't ease my aching heart, but you'd know how.
If I ever needed you, I need you now.
Number two on the survey.
Giselle McKenzie prescribes a musical sedative to the tune of Count Your Blessings Instead
of She.
When I'm worried and I can't sleep, I count my blessings instead of she.
And I fall asleep counting my blessings.
When my bankroll is getting small, I think of when I had none at all.
And I fall asleep counting my blessings.
I think about a nursery and I picture curly hair.
And one by one I count them as they slumber in their bed.
So if you're worried and you can't sleep, count your blessings instead of she.
And you fall asleep counting your blessings.
Thank you.
Time for another Richard Hudnut Extra.
Here's Dorothy Collins along with Raymond Scott's orchestra and that perennial favorite,
Lover Come Back to Me.
The sky was blue and high above.
The moon was new, but so was love.
This eager heart of mine was singing, lover where can you be?
You came at last, love had its day. That day is past, you've gone away.
And still this heart of mine keeps singing, lover come back to me.
I remember every little thing you used to do. I'm so lonely.
Every road I walk along, I've walked along with you. No wonder I am lonely.
The sky is blue, the night is cold. The moon is new, but love is old.
And while I'm waiting here, this heart of mine is singing, lover come back to me.
I remember every little thing you used to do. I'm so lonely.
Every road I walk along, I've walked along with you. No wonder I am lonely.
The sky is blue, the night is cold. The moon is new, but love is old.
And while I'm waiting here, this heart of mine is singing, lover come back, lover come back, lover come back to me.
Lover come back, lover come back, lover come back to me.
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Number one, the top tune of the week.
The song the survey finds in first place.
Snooki Lanson steps into the winner spotlight with song number one, Mr. Sandman.
Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream.
Make her complexion like peaches and cream.
Give her two lips like roses and clover.
Then tell me that my lonesome nights are over.
Mr. Sandman, I'm so alone.
Don't have nobody to call my own.
Please turn on your magic beam.
Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream.
Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream.
Make her complexion like peaches and cream.
Make her appear only in slumber.
This fireman could use a red-hot number.
Mr. Sandman, I'm so alone.
Don't have nobody to call my own.
Please turn on your magic beam.
Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream.
Please, please, please, Mr. Sandman, bring me a dream.
So long, for a while.
That's all the songs for a while.
So long till you're here, hooray.
And the tunes that you think you'll be playing.
So long.
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The preceding program was your hit parade,
as originally telecast on December 4th, 1954.