A popular song from 1951.
Words by Mel Howard.
Music by Lee Erwin.
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
A little Dutch girl in Sheboygan
Was perfect in English at school
But when she’s excited and when she’s delighted
Her words get mixed up as a rule
On Saturday night in Sheboygan
There’s dancing to waltzes they play
Even boys who can’t dance, will all take a chance
Just to hear her say
Refrain:
“I warm so easy so dance me loose
Dance me loose, dance me loose
I warm so easy so dance me loose
It shines so bright the moon
Don’t hold my arm so extra out
Extra out, extra out
Don’t hold my arm so extra out
It makes so good to spoon”
The music played and played and played
They danced around the floor
The fellows stayed and stayed and stayed
To hear her say once more
“I warm so easy so dance me loose
Dance me loose, dance me loose
I warm so easy so dance me loose
It shines so bright the moon
“It makes so good to spoon
It plays so nice the tune”