|
1957 Broadway
Oh, Kay! the Musical - Oh, Kay! Lyrics
The song is written by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin.
KAY:
If my heart were a free-for-all -
Me for all you.
But my heart has no key for all;
So what can I do?
Entre nous, there's a laddie to
Whom I am true.
Though you cannot have my heart and hand,
I will tell the world I think you're grand.
Hey-hey! You're O.K. with Kay!
Listen here:
Hey-hey! You're O.K. with Kay!
Never fear!
Hear me-if I were free -
Dear me! Nothing to it!
You're so cu-it!
You've got that Je-ne-sais-quoi, little boy,
That makes the others look blah. Say,
I'm another's,
But if brothers
You care to be -
Oh, that would be O.K. with me!
BOYS:
Oh, Kay! You're O.K. with me!
You're a dear!
Oh, Kay! You're O.K. with me!
Listen here:
Venus couldn't compare -
'Tween us, you've her charms and
Two good arms, and
You're like a beautiful pome, it is clear;
You could break up any home. Say.
KAY:
I'm another's,
But if brothers
You care to be -
BOTH:
Oh, that would be O.K. with me!
Review: Oh, Kay! the Musical Lyrics
Oh, Kay! the Musical Lyrics
SYNOPSIS
The Woman's Touch
Dear Little Girl
Clap Yo' Hands
Someone to Watch Over Me
Oh, Kay!
|
