Hamburger Mine
music by sammy timberg / lyrics by bob rothberg
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HAMBURGER MINE - sung by LOU FLEISCHER as WIMPY
WHAT-NO SPINACH? (POPEYE) 1936 (CLIP) |
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Hamburger Mine is a fun song from the amusing and classic 1936 Popeye short What-No Spinach. In the beginning of the cartoon Wimpy is singing this song as he works the kitchen at Bluto's diner. The voice of Wimpy is none other then Lou Fleischer - Max's brother and the head of Fleischer Studio's music department.
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1936
BILLY COSTELLO? |
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1959
CAPTAIN PAUL & HIS SEAFARING BAND |
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HAMBURGER MINE
There's nothing in the world that can compare
With a hamburger, juicy and rare.
A hamburger lives for the pleasure it gives;
It's a thrill on the bill of fare.
Such heavenly food deserves the best:
A home and contentment beneath my vest.
There's nothing in the world that's so divine
As a hamburger, tender and fine -
I adore you, hamburger mine!
There's nothing in the world that can compare
With a hamburger, juicy and rare.
A hamburger lives for the pleasure it gives;
It's a thrill on the bill of fare.
Such heavenly food deserves the best:
A home and contentment beneath my vest.
There's nothing in the world that's so divine
As a hamburger, tender and fine -
I adore you, hamburger mine!
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