Customers crush my toes. Ten cents a dance pansies and rough guys, tough guys who tear my gown! I work at the Palace Ballroom, but, gee that Palace is cheap; When I get back to my chilly hall room I'm much too tired to sleep. Lyrics to 'Ten Cents a Dance' by Ella Fitzgerald. Lyrics to 'Ten Cents a Dance' by Doris Day. I work at the Palace ballroom, but gee that palace is cheap When I get back to my chillly hallroom, I'm much too tired to sleep I'm one of those lady teachers, a beautiful hostess you know; One that the palace features, at exactly a dime a throw. Ten cents a dance, pansies and rough guys, tough guys who tear my gown. Seven to midnight I hear drums, loudly the saxophone blows, Trumpets are tearing my ear-drums, customers crush my toes. Chris Connor - Ten Cents a Dance Lyrics. Sometimes I think, I've found my hero But it's a queer romance; All that you need is a ticket, Come on big boy, ten cents a dance. Lyrics to 'Ten Cents a Dance' by Anita O'Day. Ten cents a dance That's what they pay me Gosh how they weigh me down Ten cents a dance Pansies and rough guys Tough guys who tear my gown Sometimes I think, I've found my hero But it's a queer romance All that you need is a ticket, Come on big boy, ten cents a dance. I'm one of those lady teachers, Deborah Holland - Ten Cents a Dance Lyrics. Ten Cents a Dance Lyrics: (Verse) / I work at the Palace Ballroom / Aw gee, that Palace is cheap! Seven to midnight I hear drums, loudly the saxophone blows, Trumpets are tearing my ear-drums, customers crush my toes. Ten Cents a Dance lyrics performed by Helen O'Connell: I work at the Palace Ballroom, but, Gee that Palace is cheap; When I get back to my chilly hall room I'm much too tired to sleep. Sometimes I think, I've found my hero But it's a queer romance; All that you need is a ticket, Come on big boy, ten cents a dance. I work at the Palace Ballroom, but, gee that Palace is cheap; When I get back to my chilly hall room I'm much too tired to sleep. Ten cents a dance, that's what they pay me Gosh how they weigh me down. Ten cents a dance, that's what they pay me, Gosh, how they weigh me down; Ten cents a dance, pansies and rough guys, Tough guys who tear my gown. I'm on Sometime I think I've found my hero, but it's a queer romance. Ten cents a dance, pansies and rough guys, tough guys who tear my gown. I work at the Palace Ballroom, but, gee that Palace is cheap; When I get back to my chilly hall room I'm much too tired to sleep. Sometimes I think, I've found my hero But it's a queer romance; All that you need is a ticket, Come on big boy, ten cents a dance. Seven to midnight I hear drums. I work at the Palace Ballroom, but, gee that Palace is cheap; When I get back to my chilly hall room I'm much too tired to sleep. Seven to midnight I … Helen O'Connell Ten Cents a Dance Lyrics. Seven to midnight I hear drums. Ten Cents a Dance Lyrics: (Verse) / I work at the Palace Ballroom / Aw gee, that Palace is cheap! Loudly the saxophone blows. Lyrics to 'Ten Cents a Dance' by Chris Connor. I work at the Palace Ballroom, but, gee that Palace is cheap; When I get back to my chilly hall room I'm much too tired to sleep. All that you need is a ticket, Come on, big boy, ten cents a dance. I'm one of those lady teachers, lyrics by Lorenz Hart. I'm one of Anita O'Day - Ten Cents a Dance Lyrics. The music was written by Richard Rodgers, with lyrics by Lorenz Hart.