Let's All Meet At My House
Bing Crosby · Other Songs - Bing Crosby
What the deuce has happened to the gang
No-one chews the rag, no-one pulls a gag
Say do I have to whip the whole shebang
Times are not as bad as what you read
and your's truly knows just what you need
Let's all meet at my house
Just make yourselves at home
I'll drag out my banjo
If someone will play the comb
And we'll sing all the old songs
incase someone feels blue
Let's all meet at my house
Let my house be your house too
I'll take you to his house, if you'll be my sweetheart
On no solo this is good neighbour work
But darling I'm ready whenever you care to start
That's right take the big red bus
If they play post office, remember I'm with you
Here here now Woodward, break it up
So let's go to his house, it seems like the thing to do
Come on
Let's All Meet At My House
Bing Crosby's 'Let's All Meet At My House' captures the intimate warmth characteristic of his extensive discography. As a defining figure in American popular music, Crosby specialized in delivering relaxed, conversational performances that resonated deeply with audiences across generations. This recording exemplifies his ability to transform simple social gatherings into moments of shared connection through his signature baritone delivery. While often associated with holiday classics and swing standards, Crosby's catalogue includes numerous upbeat numbers that reflect his versatility as a vocalist. The track stands as a testament to his enduring influence on vocal style and recording techniques, showcasing the effortless charm that made him one of the best-selling artists of the twentieth century. It remains a cherished piece of his legacy, inviting listeners into a cozy, welcoming atmosphere typical of his most beloved work.