. . . Nobody but me. From the show “They Learned About Women”, 1929. Words by Jack Yellen. Music by Milton Ager.
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Say, does my baby love?
Oh, baby! does she love?
And what’s more, her lovin’s for
No-no-body but me
And does my baby pet?
Oh, baby! does she pet?
And what’s more, her pettin’s for
No-no-body but me
She’s always very kind and willing
Never makes me beg or plead
Did you ask me if she’s thrilling?
Say! what she ain’t got, a girl don’t need
And does my baby kiss?
Oh, baby! does she kiss?
And what’s more, her kissin’s for
No-no-body but me
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