Elephant Walk by Donald Jenkins & his Delighters is like a four part mini symphony charted in 1963. The concert starts with a cymbal crash, some talking, then takes you to Africa where a Native Girl sways her hips and puts a boy from the south side of Chicago in a trance. The tune changes gears again at the end with jungle sounds, crazy melodies, always haunting me-e. All completed in two minutes 41 seconds. gongggg gonggg (cymbals clash) (spoken) When your stomach speaks you forget your man When your man speaks you forget your heart but when your heart speaks, you forget everything (sings) ohhh, the night was splendid and serene yes, when a native girl wiggled right into my dreams She-ee did a little dance it seemed so popular mmmmm and I loss my heart in darkest Africa Thank you for using Top40db.com. She did a dance it brought romance The Elephant Walk and whoa whoa whoa those swaying hips-a they put me in a trance mmmmm all at once I began to dance the feeling, yeah yeah yeah yeah is paradise I know for an American boy from the south side of Chicago Elephant Walk ohhhhhh la la lourd lord lord crazy memories laud laud laudy laudy Lord If they knew what I know there wouldn’t be no wars there only be time for a little girl and boy crazy melodies, always haunting me crazy melodies, always haunting me-eee

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