I Like A Little Girl Like That 1930

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 29 May 2002

Oh, say! Can you see what's coming down the street.
Isn't that a little honey? And ain't she sweet?
Okay! Yes siree! Plenty of sex appeal,
now there goes my idea of what I call ideal.

I like her smile. I like her eyes;
I like her style, and I like her size.
She's not too thin and not too fat.
I like a little girl like that.
I like the way she wears her hair,
she's got that something for which I care,
and this is what I'm getting at
I like a little girl like that.
Ain't that a gal? By gee, by heck!
I tell you, pal,
with me, she's check and double check!
And some day soon when I decide
I'm goin' to get me a nice young bride
to share that cozy little flat,
I'd like a little girl like that,
I'd like a little girl like that.

When I suggest we see a show,
she says: "Why waste
all your hardearned dough?
Let's spend the evening in my flat."
I like a little girl like that.
And then I want to treat her swell
and buy her dinner at some hotel,
she says: "Let's try the automat."
I like a little girl like that.
They say that she won't pet, by heck!
When she's with me
Oh boy! It's neck and double neck!
We sit there with the lights down low,
and when it's late and I want to go,
she won't give up my coat and hat,
I like a little girl like that,
I like a little girl like that.

Oh say! Soon you'll hear
Wedding bells ring, ding, ding,
I've engaged the local preacher,
and bought the ring.
That day's drawing near,
Say, don't you envy me?
I've got a dinky cottage for two,
or maybe three...

I like her smile. I like her eyes;
I like her style, and I like her size.
She's not too thin and not too fat.
I like a little girl like that.
I like the way she wears her hair,
she's got that something for which I care,
and this is what I'm getting at
I like a little girl like that.
Ain't that a gal? By gee, by heck!
I tell you, pal,
with me, she's check and double check!
And some day soon when I decide
I'm goin' to get me a nice young bride
to share that cozy little flat,
I'd like a little girl like that,
I'd like a little girl like that.

When I suggest we see a show,
she says: "Why waste
all your hardearned dough?
Let's spend the evening in my flat."
I like a little girl like that.
And then I want to treat her swell
and buy her dinner at some hotel,
she says: "Let's try the automat."
I like a little girl like that.
They say that she won't pet, by heck!
When she's with me
Oh boy! It's neck and double neck!
We sit there with the lights down low,
and when it's late and I want to go,
she won't give up my coat and hat,
I like a little girl like that,
I like a little girl like that.

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I Like A Little Girl Like That 1930
Music by Milton Ager
Lyrics by Jack Yellen
copyright MCMXXX by Ager, Yellen and Bernstein Inc., New York
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Wednesday 29 May 2002 at 21.35
in association with Doug Grierson
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