Lyrics:

(1947)





Gee but it's great after being out late

Walking my baby back home

Arm and arm over meadow and farm

Walking my baby back home



We go along harmonizing a song

Or I'm reciting a poem

Owls go by and they give me the eye

Walking my baby back home



We stop for awhile she gives me a smile

Snuggles her head to my chest

We started to pet and that's when I get

Her talcum all over my vest



After I kind of straighten my tie

She has to borrow my comb

One kiss then I continue again

Walking my baby back home



La la la dee la la la dee



Know she's afraid of the dark

So I have to park

Right outside the door 'til it's light

She says if I try to kiss her she'll cry

So I dry her tears off all through the night



La la la dee la la la dee



We stop for awhile she gives me a smile

Snuggles her head to my chest

We started to pet and that's when I get

Her talcum all over my vest



After I kind of straighten my tie

She has to borrow my comb

One kiss then I continue again

Walking my baby back home

Walking my baby back home