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Artist/Band: Palm Court Theatre Orchestra
Lyrics for Song: Ain't Misbehavin'
Lyrics for Album: Puttin On The Ritz [1992]



No one to talk with


All by myself


No one to walk with


But I'm happy on the shelf


Ain't misbehavin'


I'm savin' my love for you





I know for certain


The one I love


I'm through with flirtin'


It's just you I'm thinkin' of


Ain't misbehavin'


I'm savin' my love for you





Like Jack Horner


In the corner


Don't go nowhere


What do I care?


Your kisses are worth waitin' for


Believe me





I don't stay out late


Don't care to go


I'm home about eight


Just me and my radio


Ain't misbehavin'


I'm savin' my love for you


Ain't Misbehavin'

Palm Court Theatre Orchestra delivers a spirited interpretation of the classic standard "Ain't Misbehavin'" on their 1992 album, Puttin On The Ritz. This recording captures the essence of traditional English swing, showcasing the ensemble's ability to breathe new life into timeless compositions. The track stands alongside other notable selections in their catalogue, such as "The Sheik Of Araby" and "Stardust [Swing]," reflecting a consistent dedication to the golden age of orchestral pop. By focusing on established repertoire, the group highlights the enduring appeal of these melodies within the broader context of swing music history. Their performance emphasizes rhythmic precision and melodic clarity, offering listeners a polished example of how modern ensembles honor the legacy of early twentieth-century songwriting without relying on contemporary production trends.


Album Lyrics: Puttin On The Ritz [1992]


Palm Court Theatre Orchestra
"Puttin On The Ritz [1992]"


1. Ain't Misbehavin'
2. The Sheik Of Araby