"Makin' Whoopee!" — Kahn and Donaldson's comic vision of marriage.
Writer(s): w. donaldson/g. kahn
Another bride, another june
Another sunny honeymoon
Another season, another reason
For makin whoopee
A lot of shoes, a lot of rice
The groom is nervous, he answers twice
Its really killin that hes so willin to make whoopee
Picture a little love nest
Down where the roses cling
Picture the same sweet love nest
And think what a year can bring
Hes washin dishes and baby clothes
Hes so ambitious he even sews
But dont forget folks,
Thats what you get folks, for makin whoopee
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- Written by Gus Kahn and Walter Donaldson for the 1928 Ziegfeld show Whoopee! Eddie Cantor introduced it. The song's catalogue of domestic disappointments — "another bride, another June" — is the Great American Songbook's funniest marital complaint.