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Looking For A Sweetie (1967)
Here's another number. It was made … it was recorded in the ‘30s.
It was a steal from this number. You know the number, “Confessin'?
Isn't the right lyrics. The right title of the song is, “Looking For A Little
Sweetie”. Rudy Vallee stole the number, and ‘cause it wasn't copyrighted,
during that time I was working with ah, with ah, Chick Webb's band. And
here's the right lyrics to that song. [spoken words – Lonnie Johnson]
Looking for my a little sweetie, someone I can call my own.
When I find that certain someone, I'll take her home.
‘Cause I'm longing for the lovin'.
Just a little kiss from you dear, promise me that you‘ll always will be true.
There's so many I know, but I'll always be faithful to you.
When we take our honeymoon, we can make that non-stop flight.
We can do a lots of spooning and lovin' by the starlight, oh baby.
We can save a lots of money, and build that bungalow for two.
If that certain sweet someone, would only be you.
I'm confessin' that I love you, tell me that you love me to.
I'm confessin' that I love you, honest I do.
I need you every moment.
In your eyes, I read such strange things, but your lips deny they're true.
Will your answer really change the thing that's making me blue?
I'm afraid someday you'll leave me, sayin' “Can't we still be friends?”
If you go you know it will grieve me, my whole life on you depends, oh baby.
And my guessin' that you're rid of me, and my dreaming dreams of you it's all in vain.
I'm confessin' that I love you, all over again.
See what I mean? The whole song, all the way down. [spoken words – Lonnie Johnson]
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See what I mean? The whole song, all the way down. [spoken words – Lonnie Johnson]
I'm confessin' that I love you, all over again.
And my guessin' that you're rid of me, and my dreaming dreams of you it's all in vain.
If you go you know it will grieve me, my whole life on you depends, oh baby.
I'm afraid someday you'll leave me, sayin' “Can't we still be friends?”
Will your answer really change the thing that's making me blue?
In your eyes, I read such strange things, but your lips deny they're true.
I need you every moment.
I'm confessin' that I love you, honest I do.
I'm confessin' that I love you, tell me that you love me to.
If that certain sweet someone, would only be you.
We can save a lots of money, and build that bungalow for two.
We can do a lots of spooning and lovin' by the starlight, oh baby.
When we take our honeymoon, we can make that non-stop flight.
There's so many I know, but I'll always be faithful to you.
Just a little kiss from you dear, promise me that you‘ll always will be true.
‘Cause I'm longing for the lovin'.
When I find that certain someone, I'll take her home.
Looking for my a little sweetie, someone I can call my own.
here's the right lyrics to that song. [spoken words – Lonnie Johnson]
during that time I was working with ah, with ah, Chick Webb's band. And
Sweetie”. Rudy Vallee stole the number, and ‘cause it wasn't copyrighted,
Isn't the right lyrics. The right title of the song is, “Looking For A Little
It was a steal from this number. You know the number, “Confessin'?
Here's another number. It was made … it was recorded in the ‘30s.
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| LLooking FFor AA SSweetie ((1967) |
| ooking or weetie 1967) |
| oLoking oFr A wSeetie 1(967) |
| kooking cor z zweetie (11967) |
| kLooking cFor zA zSweetie (967) |
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| Lkooking Fcor Az Szweetie (9167) |
| oooking ror q wweetie (2967) |
| oLooking rFor qA wSweetie (21967) |
| Loooking Fror Aq Swweetie (12967) |
| pooking gor s dweetie (q967) |
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| pLooking gFor sA dSweetie (q1967) |
| Lpooking Fgor As Sdweetie (1q967) |
| tor w eweetie (19967) |
| Loking tFor wA eSweetie (167) |
| Looking Ftor Aw Seweetie (1697) |
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| Lkoking vor x xweetie (1067) |
| vFor xA xSweetie (10967) |
| Lokoking Fvor Ax Sxweetie (19067) |
| L9oking dor aweetie (1i67) |
| L9ooking dFor aSweetie (1i967) |
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| Lo9oking Fdor Saweetie (19i67) |
| L0oking Foor (1o67) |
| L0ooking Fr Seetie (1o967) |
| Lo0oking Fro Sewetie (19o67) |
| Lloking Fkr Saeetie (1867) |
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| Llooking Fkor (18967) |
| Loloking Fokr Swaeetie (19867) |
| Lioking F9r S3eetie (19667) |
| Liooking F9or S3weetie (197) |
| Loioking Fo9r Sw3eetie (1976) |
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| F0r Sdeetie (1977) |
| F0or (19767) |
| Lokoing Fo0r Swdeetie (19677) |
| Lokking Flr Seeetie (19t7) |
| Flor (19t67) |
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| Lookking Folr Sweeetie (196t7) |
| Lo9king Fir Sseetie (19y7) |
| Fior Ssweetie (19y67) |
| Loo9king Foir Swseetie (196y7) |
| Lo0king Forr S2eetie (1957) |
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| Fo S2weetie (19567) |
| Loo0king For Sw2eetie (19657) |
| Lolking Fod Sqeetie |
| Fodr Sqweetie (196) |
| Loolking Ford Swqeetie (196)7 |
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| Loiking Fo4 (1968) |
| Fo4r Swetie (19687) |
| Looiking For4 Sweetie (19678) |
| Fog Swsetie (196y) |
| Looing Fogr |
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| Looikng Forg Swesetie (1967y) |
| Looling Fot Sw3etie (196u) |
| Fotr (196u7) |
| Lookling Fort Swe3etie (1967u) |
| Loooing Fo5 Swfetie (1966) |
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| Fo5r Swfeetie |
| Lookoing For5 Swefetie (19676) |
| Looming Fof Swretie (1967)) |
| Loomking Fofr Swreetie (1967 |
| Lookming Forf Sweretie (1967) |
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| Loojing Foe Sw4etie |
| Loojking Foer Sw4eetie |
| Lookjing Fore Swe4etie |
| Looiing Swdetie |
| Lookiing Swedetie |
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| Swwetie |
| Lookng |
| Looknig Swewetie |
| Lookjng |
| Lookijng Sweteie |
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