Why Should I Worry KARAOKE - Disney's Oliver and Company

'Why Should I Worry' from Disney's OLIVER AND COMPANY
Karaoke track with Lyrics
Originally written and performed by Billy Joel
Oliver and Company © 1989 Walt Disney Pictures

[@KBAFourthtime]

For those unaware of this, "savoir-faire" literally means "to know-to do" in French, but the definition is "know-how."

[@sourgreendolly7685]

Thank you, I have wondered that since I was a child

[@KBAFourthtime]

@@sourgreendolly7685 Anytime.

[@countryfriedbaconstrip1287]

He mean he street hustle and do scheems to get by

[@KBAFourthtime]

@@countryfriedbaconstrip1287 "Schemes."

[@adrianarencibia2716]

But i know he says that but does know how mean? I would like the definition please.

[@Rockin8out]

Best instrumental for this!

[@jonathanmiranda4148]

I loved that movie ♡

[@aliciasumor8178]

I love this song.Oliver n company is my childhood movie.I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! One of my fave character is Alonzo.lol!!!!🤣😂 coz his the funny one.🤣😂🤣🤣🤣

[@subscribetopewdiepie8782]

I saw you on another karaoke lol

[@miketesh-ff5rd]

Aww bless ❤❤

[@mikeytesh9613]

One of my favourite Disney movies xx

[@TylerActs86]

Billy Joel did voice Dodger but he did not write this song. It was written by Dan Hartman and Charlie Midnight.
Also the correct lyrics are:
The rhythm of the city
But once you get it down
Then you can own this town
You got nowhere to frown.
The second chorus as he is on the piano is Do-Wop-ulation not a repeat of Be-Bop-ulation.
Listen closely.

[@rampatige]

Hippopotamus and Rhinoceros

[@archangelrevelations9532]

Why should I worry I got street smart Savoire faire.

[@Quelkei]

Hey! may I use this for a cover ? thanks!

[@JasonJacksonJames]

It's 'savoir faire'

[@africamartin2037]

Maya thought checking

[@whoa8343]

Oliver how's school

[@LV1111-s8j]

Savoir faire ^^ not savoire faire

[@maxiapalucci2511]

Catherine Verret sane thing tho

[@tarnuin58]

@@maxiapalucci2511 Maybe when you don't know a lick of French, but its like if someone said "Peaches in a cod" instead of "peas in a pod" to you