A popular song from 1923 words and music by Henry I. Marshall, Raymond B. Egan and Richard A. Whiting
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Somebody’s wrong, somebody’s wrong
Nobody’s kisses ever haunt my dreams
Nobody brings candy and things
I’m just nobody’s weakness it seems
I can sew, I can bake
You should see me put a cake
Into an oven, a little oven
And I know I can show many reasons
Why the world owes me
A lovin’, a little lovin’
My heart wants to cry
Just why am I nothin’ to no one
Somebody’s wrong
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Somebody’s wrong, somebody’s wrong
Nobody’s kisses ever haunt my dreams
Nobody brings candy and things
I’m just nobody’s weakness it seems
Now I ain’t such a saint
And a little love would surely be
Attractive, I said attractive
Not so old, not so cold
Why don’t someone come and get me
While I’m active, just while I’m active
My heart wants to cry
Just why am I nothin’ to no one
Somebody’s wrong