She walks like an angel walksShe talks like an angel talksAnd
lean baby, tall and thinFive feet seven of bones
The night is bitterThe stars have lost their glitterThe winds grow
Must you dance every danceWith the same fortunate man?You have danced
this be moon love?Nothing but moon love?Will you be
We might have been meant for each otherTo be or not
don't talk about me when I'm goneOh honey, though
Baubles, bangles, hear how they jing, jinga-lingaBaubles, bangles, bright shiny beadsSparkles,
Chicago, Chicago, that toddling townChicago, Chicago, I will show you around,I
weep for meWillow weep for meBend your branches green along
Oh, by gosh, by gollyIt's time for mistletoe and hollyTasty pheasants,
see a pair of laughing eyesAnd suddenly your sighing
the wee small hours of the morningWhile the whole wide
good is the scheming, the planning and dreamingThat comes
I'm not much to look at, nothin' to seeJust glad I'm
If I ever love again, it will be youThere will be
Frank Sinatra: Sammy Davis. Sam. Come here Jimmy Koogan. I'm going
a fool to want youI'm a fool to want
It's ChristmasJingle bells, jingle bellsJingle all the wayOh, what fun it
(There they go again but they never break up)(Everyday a fight,
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