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I sometimes sit and wonder just why I am able, |
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to get the lucky breaks I do. |
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I'm luckier than Roosevelt, |
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or Nuffield or Gable, they've never been in love with you |
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They may have lots of money and importance, |
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I know I'd fail where they succeed, |
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But though my worldly wealth are only - fourpence, what more do I need? |
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They can take away the chairs, |
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the carpet from the stairs and all that they can see. |
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It won't mean anything, so long as I've got you, you're everything to me. |
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They can take away the slates, |
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the number from the gate and even take the key, |
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It won't mean anything so long as I've got you, you're everything to me. |
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I can do without cigars and Rolls Royce motor cars |
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and walk the way I've done |
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And although the weather's damp I can do without my gamp |
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When you re everything rolled into one. |
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I can give up all I bought, |
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without a single thought, it's not so hard you see. |
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It won't mean anything so long as I've got you, you're everything to me. |
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I can do without my fags or the bottom to my bags, I'd even go T.T. |
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I don't need anything so long as I've got you, you're everything to me. |
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I can get along with now't - aye, |
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and can even de without my Auntie Maggie's Remedy |
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I don't need anything so long as I've got you, you're everything to me. |
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I'd give up without a shock, my stick of Blackpool Rock |
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Although it gives me lots of fun. |
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I can do without my pipe or my weekly plate of tripe |
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For you're everything rolled into one. |
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I can do without my boots or without my swimming suit, |
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I'd undress in the sea, brrrrr |
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I don't need anything so long as I've got you, you're everything to me. |
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You see - you're everything to me. |