My Fair Lady: Wouldn't It Be Loverly

Wouldn't It Be Loverly - Julie Andrews/Original London Cast of My Fair Lady Ensemble/Franz Allers

Lyrics by：Alan Jay Lerner

Composed by：FREDERICK LOEWE (1901-1988)

It's rather dull in town

I think I'll take me to Paris hmm

The mistress wants to open up

The castle in Capri hmm

Me doctor recommends a quiet summer

By the sea hmm mmm

Wouldn't it be loverly

All I want is a room somewhere

Far away from the cold night air

With one enormous chair

Oh wouldn't it be loverly

Lots of chocolate for me to eat

Lots of coal makin' lots of heat

Warm face warm hands warm feet

Oh wouldn't it be loverly

Oh so lovely sittin' abso-bloomin'-lutely still

I would never budge till spring

Crept over me window sill

Someone's head restin' on my knee

Warm and tender as he can be

Who takes good care of me

Oh wouldn't it be loverly

Loverly loverly

Loverly loverly

All I want is a room somewhere

Far away from the cold night air

With one enormous chair

Oh wouldn't it be loverly

Lots of chocolate for me to eat

Lots of coal makin' lots of heat

Warm face warm hands warm feet

Oh wouldn't it be loverly

Oh so lovely sittin' abso-bloomin'-lutely still

I would never budge till spring

Crept over me window sill

Someone's head restin' on my knee

Warm and tender as she can be

Who takes good care of me

Oh wouldn't it be loverly

Loverly loverly

Loverly

Oh wouldn't it be loverly

Loverly

Loverly

Loverly

Loverly