A 1927 popular song. Words and music by Ned Miller, Art Kahn, and Chester Cohn.
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When I hug you and when I squeeze you
And when I please you and such
You don’t like it, no
You don’t like it, not much
When I kiss you and when I tell you
Your lips are thrilling to touch
You don’t like it, no
You don’t like it, not much
When I hold you close in my arms awhile
You love it, you sigh and then you smile
Contented when I press you
And I caress you, and say, “I love you” and such
You don’t like it, no
You don’t like it, not much
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When I hold you when I enfold you
And when I scold you and such
You don’t like it, no
You don’t like it, not much
When I phone you and say I’m lonely
To see you only and such
You don’t like it, no
You don’t like it, not much
When I whisper sweet nothings in your ear
You love it, you smile and cuddle near
Contented when I petcha and say you betcha
I’m clad I metcha and such
You don’t like it, no
You don’t like it, not much