By Jupiter - Jupiter Forbid Lyrics

1942 Broadway
By Jupiter the Musical - Jupiter Forbid Lyrics

The song is written by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart.

You ought to be proud,
Tickled to death go get a breath
Of this good atmosphere,
You're one of a crowd,
All on parade all unafraid
And no one that must fear,
Just look around
And you'll kiss your native ground.

Maybe there's a place
Where people never laugh,
Maybe there's a place
Where kids don't kid,
Maybe there's a place
For just the upper haif,

Not here
Jupiter forbid.

Maybe there's a place
Where people never sing,
Where you have
To hide each thing you did,
Where they have a sign
"Keep off the Grass" in spring,

Not here
Jupiter forbid.

Here we dance if we see fit,
When he and she fit, it's fun.
Bright and light as a dancer,
For we must answer to none.

Maybe there's a place
Where you're afraid to kiss
You could only do it if you hid,
That will never happen
In a place like this.

Not here.
Jupiter forbid.

By Jupiter the Musical Lyrics

Jupiter Forbid
Nobody's Heart Belongs to Me
Everything I've Got
Wait Till You See Her