Hold your hats...the roof is bout to tumble in
Holy cats...the walls and floors are crumblin
Hellzapoppin...hellzapoppin...hellzapoppin
The whole gangs whoopin up the whoop-de-doo
Me oh my...its gonna be uproarious
Well fly high...tonight well be notorious
Hellzapoppin...hellzapoppin...hellzapoppin
And youre invited to the party too
Better look out...aint no cook-out
Were playin this one by ear
We through the book out
Its a bash...the signs are unmistakable
What a smash...were breakin all thats breakable
Theres no stoppin...hellzapoppin...why not drop in
We wont stop until the night is through
(instrumental break)
We wont tire...well fly higher
Well be hotter by far
Than a floor on fire
Raise your glass...the party will be riotous
What a gas...the cops will never quiet us
Theres no stoppin...hellzapoppin...hellzapoppin
Well be hellzapoppin till the night is through
Louis Daniel Armstrong, known as Satchmo or Pops, was one of the most influential American jazz musicians of the 20th century. Born in New Orleans in 1901, Armstrong began his musical career playing the trumpet in the streets and participating in local music groups. In 1922 he moved to Chicago with King Oliver's Hot Five, where he developed a unique trumpet style characterized by technical virtuosity and brilliant improvisation. Armstrong quickly became a national star thanks to his powerful voice and stage charisma. Throughout his long career, he collaborated with numerous important artists, including Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, and Billie Holiday. Among his most famous songs are "What a Wonderful World", "Hello, Dolly!" and "Stardust". Armstrong is considered a jazz icon and his music continues to be enjoyed worldwide.
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