Bye-Yum Pum Pum

"Bye-Yum Pum Pum" is the seventh song of the 1967 Disney film The Happiest Millionaire, written by the Academy Award-winning songwriting team of Richard Sherman and Robert Sherman.
==Lyrics==
Bye-yum pum pum
Bye-yum pum pum
Bye-yum pum pum
Bye-yum
You must be 
Oh so, mysterioso,
Enthusiasm is très passé
You must slink across the floor
As if it's a dreadful bore,
To the rhythm of Bye-yum pum pum
Bye-yum pum pum
Bye-yum pum pum
Bye-yum
(Bye-yum pum pum in the background)
Nita Naldi, Theda Bara,
Hollow cheeks and black mascara
Bye-yum pum pum
Bye-yum
The men in college always acknowledge
A girl who dances in a trance
So bye-yum until the dawn
As if you're about to yawn
To the rhythm of bye-yum pum pum
Bye-yum pum pum
Bye-yum pum pum
Bye-yum
Today the key 
To being wanted,
Is just to glide 
As if you're haunted!
(instrumental)
For when you're 
Oh so, mysterioso,
The men will grow 
So entranced with you
As you secretly conceal 
The tingly way you feel
When you're dancing to 
Bye-yum pum pum!
Bye-yum pum pum
Bye-yum pum pum
Bye-yum!
Category:Songs
Category:Sherman Brothers songs
Category:The Happiest Millionaire songs