Biography:
Frank Henry Loesser (June 29, 1910, New York City – July 26, 1969, New York City) was an American composer and lyricist. He died of lung cancer at age 59.
During World War II, he wrote 1942's "Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition". Formerly a successful lyricist in collaboration with other composers, this was the first song for which Loesser composed the melody in addition to the lyric.
Loesser was awarded a Grammy Award in 1961 for Best Original Cast Show Album for How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.
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Ask me
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how do I feel, ask me now that we're cozy and clinging
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Well sir,
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all I can say is if I were a bell I'd be ringing
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From the moment we kissed tonight
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That's the way I've just got to behave
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Boy, if I were a lamp I'd light
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or if I were a banner I'd wave
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Ask me
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how do I feel, little me with my quiet upbringing
C(add9) Fm6
Well sir,
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all I can say is if I were a gate I'd be swinging
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And if I were a watch I'd start popping my springs
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or if
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I were a bell I'd go ding dong, ding dong ding
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how do I feel from this chemistry lesson, we're learning
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Well sir,
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all I can say, is if I were a bridge I'd be burning
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Yes, I knew my moral would crack
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From the wonderful way that you looked
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Boy, if I were a duck I'd quack
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or if I were a goose I'd be cooked
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how do I feel, ask me now that we're fondly caressing
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Pal, if
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I were a salad I know I'd be splashing my dressing
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or if I were a season, I'd surely be spring
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or if
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I were a bell I'd go ding dong, ding dong ding
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Ask me
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how do I feel, ask me now that we're cozy and clinging
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Well sir,
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all I can say is if I were a bell I'd be ringing
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From the moment we kissed tonight
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That's the way I've just got to behave
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Boy, if I were a lamp I'd light
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or if I were a banner I'd wave
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Ask me
G9 C13 C13b9 F6
how do I feel, little me with my quiet upbringing
C(add9) Fm6
Well sir,
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all I can say is if I were a gate I'd be swinging
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And if I were a watch I'd start popping my springs
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or if
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I were a bell I'd go ding dong, ding dong ding
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Ask me
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how do I feel from this chemistry lesson, we're learning
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Well sir,
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all I can say, is if I were a bridge I'd be burning
C7b9 F F/Eb Bb/D Bbm/Db
Yes, I knew my moral would crack
C7-9 F F/Eb Bb/D Bbm/Db
From the wonderful way that you looked
C7-9 F6 Bb9
Boy, if I were a duck I'd quack
A Bb7 A
or if I were a goose I'd be cooked
A7 Ebdim
Ask me
G9 C13 C13b9 F6
how do I feel, ask me now that we're fondly caressing
C(add9) Fm6
Pal, if
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I were a salad I know I'd be splashing my dressing
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or if I were a season, I'd surely be spring
D9 D7b9
or if
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I were a bell I'd go ding dong, ding dong ding
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