Judy in Disguise
John Fred & His Playboy Band Lyrics

Keep a-wearing your bracelets and your new rara's
And cross your heart, yeah, with your livin' bra
Chimney Sweep Sparrow with guise

Come to me tonight, come to me tonight
Taking everything in sight
Except for the strings on my kite

Judy in disguise, hey that's what you are
A lemonade pies, with your brand new car
So, cantaloupe eyes come to me tonight
Judy in disguise, with glasses

Come to me tonight, come to me tonight
Taking everything in sight, except for the strings on my kite

(Oh, uh oh, uh)
Judy in disguise, what you aiming for?
A circus of a-horror, yeah-yeah, well that's what you are

You made me a life of ashes
I guess I'll just take your glasses

The song "Judy in Disguise" is a playful and whimsical tune with clever lyrics that use wordplay and innuendos with various meanings. The song seems to be about a woman named Judy who wears glasses and has recently acquired a new car. The lyrics mention "lemonade pies" and "cantaloupe eyes," which are both fruits, but also references to Judy's beauty. The lyrics also mention wearing "bracelets" and a "new rara," which are fashion items, and "crossing your heart with your living bra," which is a playful reference to Judy's undergarment.

The chorus goes "Come to me tonight, come to me tonight, taking everything in sight, except for the strings on my kite." The meaning of this line is unclear, but it seems to suggest that the singer wants Judy to come to him and enjoy the pleasures of life with him. He may want her to leave behind everything else and just be with him.

The line "Chimney Sweep Sparrow with guise" is also interesting. It seems to be a nonsensical phrase, but it could be interpreted to mean that Judy is dressed up in a costume, pretending to be someone she's not.

Overall, the song is a playful and upbeat tune with clever lyrics and catchy melodies that have made it a timeless classic.

Judy in disguise, well that's what you are
Referring to a girl named Judy dressed up in disguise

Lemonade pies with your brand new car
Silently commenting on Judy's expensive lifestyle

So, cantaloupe eyes come to me tonight
Asking Judy to spend the night with the singer

Judy in disguise, with glasses
Referring to the specific disguise Judy is wearing, glasses

Keep a-wearing your bracelets and your new rara's
Encouraging Judy to continue dressing up in her trendy clothing

And cross your heart, yeah, with your livin' bra
Making a flirtatious comment about Judy's undergarments

Chimney Sweep Sparrow with guise
Describing Judy's overall appearance in her disguise

Come to me tonight, come to me tonight
Repeating the earlier request for Judy to spend the night

Taking everything in sight, except for the strings on my kite
Expressing concern that Judy might take more than she gives in their relationship

Judy in disguise, hey that's what you are
Repeating the earlier reference to Judy in disguise

A lemonade pies, with your brand new car
Repeating the earlier observation about Judy's expensive lifestyle

Come to me tonight, come to me tonight
Repeating the earlier request for Judy to spend the night

Taking everything in sight, except for the strings on my kite
Repeating the earlier concern about Judy taking more than she gives

Judy in disguise, what you aiming for?
Asking Judy about her intentions

A circus of a-horror, yeah-yeah, well that's what you are
Comparing Judy's actions and behavior to a circus horror show

You made me a life of ashes
Expressing frustration and disappointment in Judy's impact on the singer's life

I guess I'll just take your glasses
Threatening to take Judy's glasses as revenge or compensation for the singer's emotional pain

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Andrew Bernard, John Gourrier

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