Dog Gone That Chilly Man 1911 Irving Berlin

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 02 August 2010
2010

Did you ever fall in love
with a bonehead,
a stoneheaded man,
A man who doesn't know
that the lights aburning low,
Mean he should be most loveable?
That's the very kind of man
I'm in love with;
A dove with no heart,
When he should hug,
snug like a bug within a rug,
That's the time he wants to part.

Dog gone that chilly man of mine,
Overboard I'd shove him,
Just because he made me love him,
Dog gone that chilly man of mine,
He's as cold a lover
as the pole that Cook discovered,
Dog gone that icy man of mine,
With a heart just like a fan,
For when I'm all fussed up
for an ever lovin' spoon,
He's out in the garden,
making faces at the moon,
And I sigh,
and I cry,
Dog gone that chilly man.

Dog gone that chilly man of mine,
Overboard I'd shove him,
Just because he made me love him,
Dog gone that chilly man of mine,
He's as cold a lover
as the pole that Cook discovered,
Dog gone that icy man of mine,
With a heart just like a fan,
For when I'm all fussed up
for an ever lovin' spoon,
He's out in the garden,
making faces at the moon,
And I sigh,
and I cry,
Dog gone that chilly man.

When your heart is jumping
up to your collar,
you holler for love;
And that's the time
a man should be doing all he can;
To love his gal most beautiful.
When I ask him for a kiss
on his calldays,
he'd always refuse.
What would you think of any man
who talks of love
While he reads the Daily News?

Dog gone that chilly man of mine,
Overboard I'd shove him,
Just because he made me love him,
Dog gone that chilly man of mine,
He's as cold a lover
as the pole that Cook discovered,
Dog gone that icy man of mine,
With a heart just like a fan,
For when I'm all fussed up
for an ever lovin' spoon,
He's out in the garden,
making faces at the moon,
And I sigh,
and I cry,
Dog gone that chilly man.

Dog gone that chilly man of mine,
Overboard I'd shove him,
Just because he made me love him,
Dog gone that chilly man of mine,
He's as cold a lover
as the pole that Cook discovered,
Dog gone that icy man of mine,
With a heart just like a fan,
For when I'm all fussed up
for an ever lovin' spoon,
He's out in the garden,
making faces at the moon,
And I sigh,
and I cry,
Dog gone that chilly man.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Dog Gone That Chilly Man 1911 Irving Berlin
by Irving Berlin
© 1911 by Ted Snyder Co. - New York
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Monday 02 August 2010 at 16.13
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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