Pitter-Patter 1922 'Hitchy-Koo of 1922'

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 31 May 2005

When you feel your heart go pitterpatter,
there's no reason why your teeth should chatter,
for it's just the usual thing,
that attacks one in the spring.
I've a cure, in case you'd like to try it,
but we'd have to find some spot more quiet,
when the breezes gently moan,
and there is no chaperon.

If you've got that pitterpatter in your heart,
I can tell you what's the matter from the start.
All you need is a notion of true devotion,
don't get a doctor to concoct a remedy.
Come to me,
and I'll make you feel much better very soon,
if you'll only try my treatment 'neath the moon.
You'll admit once you've been kissed,
I'm the greatest specialist,
for that little pitterpatter in your heart.

If you've got that pitterpatter in your heart,
I can tell you what's the matter from the start.
All you need is a notion of true devotion,
don't get a doctor to concoct a remedy.
Come to me,
and I'll make you feel much better very soon,
if you'll only try my treatment 'neath the moon.
You'll admit once you've been kissed,
I'm the greatest specialist,
for that little pitterpatter in your heart.

Soft karaoke
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piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
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lyric
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Pitter-Patter 1922 Cole Porter
from "Hitchy-Koo of 1922"
Words and Music by Cole Porter
© 2003 this arrangement by Judy Brown in
"The Unpublished Cole Porter" WB Music Inc.
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Tuesday 31 May 2005 at 11.04
in association with Doug Grierson
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