All That Jazz

(album: All That Jazz - 1988)

In the corner of a bar a fat man sweats with a fistful of dirty dollars
Well, he pushed so far when he tried to bet like Newman in the Hustler
There's a baby blonde with cool blue eyes she wants to be Monroe
For fame she longs that shinning prize to be a star of a movie show

All that jazz, that Hollywood jazz
Keeps them moving on
All that jazz, that Hollywood jazz

By a pinbal machine a young man runs his fingers through his hair
On the silver screen he's seen James Dean's fame he wants to share
There's a chorus girl works noght and day she slaves to learn her trade
She'd give the world, keen down and pay
The be star of a Broadway stage

All that jazz, that Hollywood jazz
Keeps them moving on
All that jazz, that Hollywood jazz

They just float around in that Tinseltown
Ride the breeze that may blow the stardom
Famous party night was my smile all right
Shake those hands that may guide their fortune
There in the game where the strongest will survive
The weak fall by the wayside

All that jazz, that Hollywood jazz
Keeps them moving on, keeps them moving on

All that jazz, that Hollywood jazz
Keeps them moving on, keeps them moving on

All that jazz, that Hollywood jazz
Keeps them moving on, keeps them moving on