I never will forget
Jitnett McDonald
And Nelson Eddy
Gave my heart a pain
We never will forget
Brave Nelson and Jitnett
Through snow and sleet
And earthquake
They sang
Oh, how they sang
Sweetheart, sweetheart, sweetheart
Will you love me ever?
Will you remember this day?
When we were happy in May
My dearest one
Sweetheart, sweetheart, sweetheart
Though our paths may settle
To life's last faint embers
Will you remember
Springtime, love time
Springtime, love time
Springtime, love time
May
May
Rosalie
My darling
Rosalie
My dream
Since one night
When stars danced above
I'm oh
So much in love
Oh, Rosalie
Have mercy
Rosalie
Don't decline
Won't you make my life thrilling
And tell me
You're willing to be mine
Rosalie, mine
I'll see you again
Whenever spring breaks through again
Time may lie heavy between me and you
But what has been
Years past forgetting
This sweet memory
Across the years
Will come to me
Though we may go on





For a ride
Still in our hearts we'll lie
Just the echo of a sigh
Good-bye
Good-bye
Good-bye
Good-bye
Good-bye
The sky was blue
And high above
The moon was new
And so was love
This eager heart of mine
Was singing
Lover working
Where can you be?
You came at last
Love had its day
That day has passed
You've gone away
The seeking heart of
The seeking heart
Achem
The seeking heart
Achem
Lover, come back to me
I remember every little thing
You used to do
I'm so lonely
Every road I walked along
I walked along with you
No wonder I am lonely
The sky is blue
The night is cold
The moon is new
But love is o'er
And while I'm waiting here
This heart of mine is singing
Lover, come back to me
Thank you.
This is a lot of fun, but you know,
Jeanette MacDonald didn't make all her pictures with Nelson Eddy.
Oh, you can't be serious.
Well, next thing you'll be telling me,
there's no Santa Claus.
Well, really, Julie, it's true.
In 1938, she made a movie called
The Firefly with another man.
Well, that's close to treason.
How do you know that?
Were you there?
Yes, I was.
As a matter of fact,
1938 was the year I was born.
Nobody was born in 1938.
And if they were,
I don't want to know anything about them.
Okay, I was born in 19...
That's fine.
That's fine.
But the other man who made a movie with Jeanette MacDonald
was my dad, Alan Jones.
That's amazing.
As a matter of fact,
as a matter of fact, I was born
on the night my father first recorded
my favorite song from that picture,
The Donkey Serenade.
Oh, I love that song.
Do you think that Nelson would mind if we sang that?
Well, I don't know if he would mind,
but I know my dad would mind if we didn't sing it.
Well, let's do it.
There's a song in the air
But the fair senorita
Doesn't seem to care
For the song in the air
Amigo mio
I am listening to your song
So I sing to my mute
If you're sure she won't think
That I am but a fool
Serenading of you
Amigo mio
Does she not have a dandy brain?
She listens carefully
To each little word you play
But try as she may
In her voice
There's a flaw
And all that the lady can say
Is your
Senorita, donkey, senorita
Muscle, fainter, summer, skater
Buster, sweet like my cicada
You're the one for
You're the one for
You're the one for me
Yes, you're the only one for me
Me
Me