Humoresque
Jack White * Track #13 On Boarding House Reach
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Humoresque by Jack White
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The lyrics of the song “Humoresque” were originally written by the notorious gangster Al Capone. It was a handwritten musical composition he wrote in Alcatraz in the 1930s. Capone’s musical piece entitled “Humoresque” was sold for $18,750 (according to Chicago Tribune) to an anonymous bidder, in 201...
Humoresque Lyrics
[Verse]
Strains of humoresque divine
You thrill and fill this heart of mine
With gladness like a soothing symphony
Over the air, you gently float
Into my soul, you strike a note
Of passion with your melody
[Chorus]
Sunbeams are playing
Flowers and trees are swaying
Captured within your magic spell
If the children are dancing
Lovers are all romancing
Is it any wonder, everyone is singing?
[Verse]
Strains of humoresque divine
You thrill and fill this heart of mine
With gladness like a soothing symphony
Over the air, you gently float
Into my soul, you strike a note
Of passion with your melody
Humoresque Q&A
Who wrote Humoresque's ?
Humoresque was written by Antonín Dvořák & Al Capone & Jack White.
Who produced Humoresque's ?
Humoresque was produced by Jack White.
When did Jack White release Humoresque?
Jack White released Humoresque on Fri Mar 23 2018.
J.W. named "Howard Johnson" as the writer for the lyrics (see album) why?
See the song bio. “Humoresque” was originally written by a Czech composer Antonín Dvořák in 1894. The original lyrics were written by Howard Johnson. And then Al Capone while he was in Alcatraz rewrote the lyrics.