From the 1935 film “Go Into Your Dance”
Words by Al Dubin
Music by Harry Warren
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
If you’ve a melancholy case of the blues
I’ve got a remedy for you
If you’ve an ounce of rhythm down in your shoes
Then I’ll change your point of view
Refrain:
If you’ve been singin’ a sad and blue song
Go into your dance
Until you learn how to sing a new song
Go into your dance
Don’t be complainin’, learn how to smile
And if it’s rainin’, dance in the rain awhile
Put off your sorrow until tomorrow
Go into your dance
Shake your shoes and go into your dance