Sailor Beware

Bing Crosby · Other Songs - Bing Crosby

My heart is taking lessons, learning how to sing

Every morning la la la la la la la la la la, poor thing

My heart is taking lessons, conscientiously

Every moment la la la la la la la la, it amazes me



And oh, how hard it labors to try and make the grade

It must annoy the neighbors, practicing upon a serenade

My heart is taking lessons, and I notice too

It began to la la la la la la la when I looked at you



My heart is taking lessons, learning how to sing

Every morning la la la la la la la la la la, poor thing

My heart is taking lessons, conscientiously

Every moment la la la la la la la la, it amazes me



And oh, how hard it labors to try and make the grade

It must annoy the neighbors, practicing upon a serenade

My heart's taking lessons, and I notice too

It began to la la la la la la la when I looked at you

Sailor Beware

Sailor Beware stands as a quintessential example of Bing Crosby's mastery of the crooner style, blending smooth vocal delivery with the sophisticated arrangements of the swing era. The recording captures Crosby's signature warmth and relaxed phrasing, qualities that defined his extensive discography and cemented his status as a global icon of popular music. As part of his vast catalogue of recordings, the track reflects the timeless appeal of his work, which seamlessly bridged the gap between traditional pop and the emerging sounds of the mid-20th century. This song remains a testament to his ability to convey emotion through understated performance, offering listeners a glimpse into the golden age of vocal performance where technical precision met genuine charm.