My Baby Said Yes (Yip Yip De Hootie)

Bing Crosby · Other Songs - Bing Crosby

I feel so happy, I wanna shout



Well, tell me Bing



Tell me what it's all about?



I found my one idea



And this time I'm sure it's real



Yip yip de hootie



Got me a beauty



She sure is a dream



My baby said yes



She said yes, she said yes



She didn't say no



Cock cock-a-doodle



You're off your noodle



You're way off the beam



?Cause baby said yes



She said yes, she said yes



She couldn't say go



Knock me a daisy



Now what would I do



With a daisy, all day?



You wear it and bear it



There, you sound kinda crazy



I'm happy that way



Hi diddle diddle



March down the middle



And now we're a team



?Cause baby said yes



She said yes, she said yes



Yes, she couldn't say no



Yip yip yip de hootie



Got me a beauty



She sure is a dream



My baby said yes



She said yes, she said yes



She didn't say no



Cock-a-doodle



Off my noodle



Off the beam



?Cause baby said yes



She said yes, she said yes



She didn't say go



Knock me a daisy



That sure was a daisy



That one was hazy



But I'm happy that way



Hi diddle diddle



March down the middle



And now we're a team



?Cause baby said yes



She said yes, she said yes



Yes, she couldn't say no



She couldn't say no, no, no

My Baby Said Yes (Yip Yip De Hootie)

Bing Crosby's 1940 recording of 'My Baby Said Yes' stands as a quintessential example of his mastery of the crooner style, blending intimate vocal delivery with the infectious swing of the era. The track, often associated with the 'Hootie' dance craze of the late 1930s and early 1940s, showcases Crosby's ability to balance warmth and rhythm. As a solo artist, Crosby frequently collaborated with session musicians to create recordings that defined the popular music landscape of the time. This particular work highlights his signature approach to balladry and upbeat numbers, capturing the optimism and musical sophistication that made him a leading figure in American recording history during the pre-war period.