Cover Girl Page #3
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diamonds in their feet.
They threw me out, Danny.
They didn't want me up there.
They didn't like my face.
You've got a beautiful face. Is it your
worry they don't know their business?
Well, I get so tired, Danny.
This way, it takes so long
before you get anywhere.
If you can get there quicker,
why shouldn't you?
When you get there quick,
you're out quick.
Easy get, easy lose.
I've never seen it fail.
You gotta work for what you get.
You're gonna be a star, but you gotta
get there on your feet, not your face.
Old shortcut Susie.
Old hard way McGuire.
We're a fine pair.
We're a wonderful pair.
Aren't we though?
Dally, dally, dally. Nothing around here
all day but dilly-dally.
I better get dressed.
I said it 100 times.
You don't get there on the steps.
You get there on your...
But it depends on what you're after.
Day and night, night and day,
all I do is work and slave...
...to keep this place
with its head underwater.
it goes to pieces.
People sitting on the steps, chef quitting,
noisy kitchen, girls always gabbing.
- I'm not complaining.
- You're on.
Coming!
My butcher shop
My grocery
Can k eep on saying no, sirree
But lack of this
Or that
Doesn't knock me flat
Foreign times lik e these
Life's no life of these
Although I'm no saint
I have no complaint
We must do that task
And it's little enough
They ask:
"Who's Complaining?"
I'm not complaining
You'll see
We'll see this thing through
Because of Axis' trick ery
My coffee now is chicory
And I can rarely purloin
A sirloin
No complaining
Through the campaigning
I'll feed myself on artichok es
Until that Nazi Party chok es
So long as they don't ration
My passion
For you
You know if things go on
At the rate they're going
And goods flow out
At the rate they're flowing
The time isn't very far away
When this will be my typical day
At breakfast time just after I get up
If there's little on the breakfast setup
For the little I'm served
I'm well repaid
By the little that's on the serving maid
The trip downtown
Which once was boring
Now's a journey I k eep adoring
A man is a dope who yells and storms
At the lack of the drivers' uniforms
And at the office during the duration
What a pleasure giving dictation
It ain't so bad in the land of the free
Being a dictator lik e me
And when my lady and I go dining
Though the menu's cloudy
There's a silver lining
That's the one.
A fellow just looks around the floor
Who could ask for anything more?
Who could ask for anything more?
Who's complaining?
I'm not complaining
The sacrifices are few
- My shoes may not be leathery
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