I've Taken Such a Fancy to You
[Verse]
- We always meet on busy street,
- Or, somewhere in a crowd,
- We meet on dates when tete-a-tetes,
- Are really not allowed,
- I'd like to get acquainted yet,
- We've really not you see;
- Although somehow I seen to know,
- We'd be good company.
[Chorus]
- I'd like to meet you somewhere in a quiet spot,
- I'd like to tell you what a great idea I've got,
- I'd like to gaze into your pretty eyes;
- I'd like to well, I'll leave you to surmise;
- I fancy you and I would get a long so well
- I'd like to perhaps it isn't wise to tell,
- But I should like to do just what you'd like me to,
- For I've taken such a fancy to you.
[Verse]
- We meet and chat on this and that,
- The kind of talk that's small,
- For all we know it's just as though,
- We haven't met at all,
- When we discuss the fatest fuss,
- I feel it's not worth while;
- The only treat, I have that's sweet
- Is just to see you smile.
[Chorus]
- I'd like to meet you somewhere in a quiet spot,
- I'd like to tell you what a great idea I've got,
- I'd like to gaze into your pretty eyes;
- I'd like to well, I'll leave you to surmise;
- I fancy you and I would get a long so well
- I'd like to perhaps it isn't wise to tell,
- But I should like to do just what you'd like me to,
- For I've taken such a fancy to you.
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