“Baby, it’s cold outside.”

“I really can’t stay.”

“I’ve got to go away.”

“Been hoping that you’d drop in.”

“This evening has been so very nice.”

“I’ll hold your hands, they’re just like ice.”

“My mother will start to worry.”

“Beautiful, what’s your hurry?”

“Father will be pacing the floor.”

“Just listen to the fireplace roar.”

“Maybe just half a drink more.”

“Put on some records while I pour.”

“The neighbors might think-”

“Say, what’s in this drink?”

“No cabs to be had out there.”

“Your eyes are like starlight now.”

“I wish I knew how to break this spell.”

“I’ll take your hat, your hair looks swell.”

“I ought to say no.”

“Mind if I move in closer?”

“At least I’m gonna say that I tried.”

“What’s the sense in hurting my pride?”

“I really can’t stay.”

“Baby, don’t hold out.”

“I’ve got to get home.”

“You’ll freeze out there.”

“Lend me your coat.”

“It’s up to your knees out there.”

“You’ve really been grand.”

“How can you do this thing to me?”

“There’s bound to be talk tomorrow.”

                                B o r e d,

                                                 And  b a d, 

                                                                           but it might k i c k you in the t e e t h some

She talked about paint,

He talked about paint,