Shadows on the Swanee by Ethel Waters
Shadows on the Swanee by Ethel Waters

Shadows on the Swanee

Ethel Waters * Track #9 On 1931-1934

Shadows on the Swanee Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Shadows on the Swanee
In the evenin' by the moonlight, lovers everywhere
How I wish that I were there
Among those shadows on the Swanee
Just to sing a Southern ballad, underneath the Southern sky
As I did in days gone by

[Verse 2]
Why did I wander so far away
From all my sweethearts seen
Never thought that I'd be lonesome
But now I know just what it means

[Bridge]
Longing, how I'm longing
To be walkin' with my sweetie
Then there'd be two more
Shadows on the Swanee shore

[Verse 3]
Why ain't I sleeping? All my thoughts are leaping
There's a craving deep in me
Feel so foresaken, I just lie awake and
Through a sleepless night I see
Shadows on that Swanee

[Interlude]
Getting back to some more shadows on that Swanee

[Instrumental Bridge]

[Bridge]
Longing, how I'm longing
To be walkin' with my sweetie
Then there'd be two more
Shadows on that Swanee shore

[Outro]
Mmm-bop, mmm-bop, mmm-bop, mmm-bop, mmm

Shadows on the Swanee Q&A

Who wrote Shadows on the Swanee's ?

Shadows on the Swanee was written by Harold Spina & Joe Young (Lyricist) & Johnny Burke.

When did Ethel Waters release Shadows on the Swanee?

Ethel Waters released Shadows on the Swanee on Tue Jul 18 1933.

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