Huxley

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Adolph Green - Pop, Musicals

Huxley

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[LIZA, spoken] Good evening, Sutton [SUTTON] Good evening, Miss Elliott [LIZA] Are there any messages? [SUTTON] Quite a number Huxley wants to dedicate his book to you And Stravinsky his latest sonata Seven thousand students say they look to you To be at the Yale-Harvard Regatta Epstein says you simply have to pose for him Here's the key to the Island of Tobago Du Pont wants you wearing the new hose for him Can you christen a battleship in San Diego? [LIZA] Huxley wants to dedicate his book to me [SUTTON] Shostakovich his latеst cantata [LIZA] Seven thousand students say thеy look to me To be at the Yale-Harvard Regatta [SUTTON] Oh, how lovely to be you! [LIZA] How splendid! [SUTTON] But it only is your due [LIZA] This must never be ended Epstein says I simply have to pose for him No refusing these artistic ultimata Du Pont wants me wearing the new hose for him Oh, how thrilling to be the world's inamorata! Oh, how thrilling to be the world's inamorata! [LIZA, spoken] I'll probably motor to Bear Mountain to see the sunrise You needn't wait up Good night [SUTTON, spoken] Good night, Miss Elliott [BEEKMAN, spoken] I learned it would be blue tonight So I'm driving the blue Duesenberg with the blue license plates And I've put the blue Picasso in the car [LIZA, spoken] Very thoughtful, Beekman [BEEKMAN, spoken] Where to, Miss Elliott? [LIZA, spoken] The "Seventh Heaven" Where are we, Beekman? [BEEKMAN, spoken] Columbus Circle [LIZA, spoken] Ah Would you get me my blue soapbox, please? I want to make a speech

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Credits

Writers
  • Kurt Weill
  • Ira Gershwin