Ferry Boat Serenade song lyrics 
Top songs from early music charts 1930-1950 downloaded from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
FERRY BOAT SERENADE Andrews Sisters written by Eldo DiLazzaro, Mario Penzeri and Harold Adamson 
I have never been aboard a steamer I am just content to be a dreamer Even if I could afford a steamer I will take the ferry boat every time 
I love to ride the ferry Where music is so merry There's a man who plays the concertina On the moonlit upper deck arena 
While boys and girls are dancing While sweethearts are romancing Life is like a mardi-gras Funiculi, funicula 
Happy, we cling together Happy, we sing together Happy, with the ferry boat serenade 
I am happy, very, very happy When we're on the ferry The music is so merry There's a man who plays the concertina On the moonlit upper deck arena, arena 
I love to ride the ferry Where music is so merry There's a man who always plays the concertina, oh my On the moonlit upper deck arena, by and by 
While the boys and girls are dancing, oh dancing While, while the sweethearts are romancing Life is like a mardi-gras Funiculi, funicula 
Happy, we cling together Happy, we sing together Happy with the ferry boat serenade 
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I love to ride the ferry Sailing, sailing where, where the music is so merry There's a man who just plays the concertina On the moonlit upper deck arena 
All the while the boys and girls are dancing Look around and you see sweethearts romancing Life is like a mardi-gras Funiculi, funicula 
Happy, we cling together Happy, we sing together Happy, with the ferry boat serenade