Lean, Baby

Lean Baby - Frank Sinatra (弗蘭克·辛納屈)

Written by：Billy May/Roy Alfred

My lean baby tall and thin

Five feet seven of bones and skin

But when she tells me maybe she loves me

I feel as mellow as a fellow can be

She's so skinny she's so drawn

When she stands sideways you think she's gone

But when she calls me: "baby" I feel fine

To think she's frantically romantically mine

She's slender but she's tender

She makes my heart surrender

And every night when I hold her tight

The feeling is nice my arms can go around twice

My lean baby she's so slim

A broomstick's wider but not as trim

And when she starts to kiss me then I know

I love her so

I'll never ever let her go

My lean baby strange to see

And all that nothing it belongs to me

And though she may be scrawny she's OK

Because I wouldn't want her any other way

She's so skinny she's so drawn

When she stands sideways you would think she's gone

When she calls me: "baby" I feel fine

To think she's frantically romantically mine

I chased her and I caught her

Then a diamond ring I bought her

The diamonds shine the ring is so fine

But here is the twist she wears it right on her wrist

My lean baby she's so slim

A broomstick's wider but not as trim

And when she starts to kiss me then I know

I love her so I'll never ever let her go

My lean baby tall and thin

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