Huggable Kissable You 1929

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 17 Dec 2011
2011

I don't show it,
But I'm a poet,
for much to my surprise,
without my knowing
the rhymes start flowing
when I look in your eyes.
Ev'ry night
I sit down and write
till dawning.
Listen, dear,
and you'll hear
what I wrote this morning.

You're huggable
you're kissable,
I'm wild over huggable kissable you.
You're hauntable,
so wantable,
and that's why I want you like I do.
My heart's afire,
with love's desire,
and some day I hope
that my dreams will come true.
If it's permissable,
It will be blissable,
to live just for
huggable kissable you.

You're huggable
you're kissable,
I'm wild over huggable kissable you.
You're hauntable,
so wantable,
and that's why I want you like I do.
My heart's afire,
with love's desire,
and some day I hope
that my dreams will come true.
If it's permissable,
It will be blissable,
to live just for
huggable kissable you.

Since I met you
I can't forget you
and somehow night and day
I'm so romantic
I'm almost frantic,
I don't know what to say.
When I write
my poor heart with fright
will quake dear.
Still I try and try, dear,
till I write like Shakespeare.

You're huggable
you're kissable,
I'm wild over huggable kissable you.
You're hauntable,
so wantable,
and that's why I want you like I do.
My heart's afire,
with love's desire,
and some day I hope
that my dreams will come true.
If it's permissable,
It will be blissable,
to live just for
huggable kissable you.

You're huggable
you're kissable,
I'm wild over huggable kissable you.
You're hauntable,
so wantable,
and that's why I want you like I do.
My heart's afire,
with love's desire,
and some day I hope
that my dreams will come true.
If it's permissable,
It will be blissable,
to live just for
huggable kissable you.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Huggable Kissable You 1929
by Irving Bibo
© MCMXXIX by Bibo-Lang Inc.  New York
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Saturday 17 December 2011 at 16.58
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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