The Five Pennies Saints

Oh, when the saints (when the saints) Go marching in (go marching in) When the saints go marching in (oh yeah) I wanna be in that number (oh, number) Oh, when the saints go marching in And when the saints (oh, when the saints) Go marching in (go marching in) Who's gonna play on the days when the saints go marching in? Well Louis, I'll explain that now The mostest and the greatest From the oldest to the latest Gonna play in the band, in the great brass band When the saints go marching in Louis, what about Brahms? (He laid no bone) And Chopin? (A solid man) And Bach, that great old mazzle Yeah, that great old mazzle was a gasser Mozart, the moves with all he had With the symphonies and operas and all that jazz When the saints go marching in Do you dig Rachmaninoff? (On and off) Rimsky? (Of course, of course) Ravel and Gustav Mahler Yeah, but don't forget Fats Waller (I wouldn't do that) Let's dance a twist that you can't resist Yeah, yeah put this on that list When the saints go marching in (Here we go, Louis!) Oh, when the saints (oh, when the saints) Go marching in (that number just kept diggin' me) Oh when the saints go marching in (we'll face it all) I wanna be in that number, oh When the saints go marching in Then Saint-Saëns (Saint-Saëns si bon) And George Bizet (très, très Bizet) Mouton, Suppé, Massenet (and often Bach) Do you dig him, John? (Very often) Well Frère Jacques, Frère Jacques I dig you Jacques, I dig you Jacques Massenet and Bizet (Massenet and Bizet, Massenet and Bizet) Holden, Holden and Bach How about Wagner? (Devout) And Haydn (who?) Joseph Haydn (who?) Haydn! (Well let him come out!) Paganini? (Rossini?) Toscanini? (Puccini?) Khachaturian (Gesundheit!), thank you Now what's his name? Mr. Bernstein And you know that cat? Oh yes, oh yeah Too high (too low) The saints!