A small Cafe, Mam'selleOur rendezvous, Mam'selleThe violins were warm and sweetAnd
Sunday, Monday or Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or FridayI want you near,
blame me for falling in love with youI'm under
I miss the thrill of grammar school romancesI miss the junior
Don't you know I'd work for you, I'd slave for youBe
Summer me, winter meAnd with your kissesMorning me, evening meAnd as
In a quaint caravan there's a lady they call the GypsyShe
To love - and be lovedThat's what life's - all aboutKeeps
careful, it's my heartIt's not my watch you're holding,
don't talk about me when I'm goneOh honey, though
I'm not much to look at, nothin' to seeJust glad I'm
I never knew the charm of springNever met it face to
are many, many crazy thingsThat will keep me loving youAnd
A moment after dark around the park, an old-fashion gent comes
Can't you just see yourself in a gingham gownLittle pink ribbons
Lullaby and good night, with roses bestrideWith lilies bedecked. 'neath Baby's
How much do I love you? I'll tell you no lieHow
Dinah:Even Superman supports the good health planHe knows what it will
is for the way you look at meO is for
Frankie: Janie Jane Powell, spare us a few minutes before the
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