A popular song from 1928. Words by Jack Yellen. Music by Milton Ager.
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Accompaniment
Lyrics
Chorus
Can you picture me all alone with that?
The two of us in a little flat?
Mm-mm-mm It’s a pleasure
On a rainy day when it’s raining hard
He don’t know how to play a card
Mm-mm-mm It’s a pleasure
He’s got eyes that speak
And they fairly shrick: “I certainly could!”
He’s my only joy But what a bad boy
When he’s bad, gee, he’s so good
When his lips meet mine I go off my nut
And it ain’t nobody’s bus’ness, but
Mm-mm-mm It’s a pleasure
Performance
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