MILLIE
No canary in a tree for me
This canary's ready to fly
free
Cut the cord
Is that a man I once adored?
He's nothing but an
albatross
No great loss
Doublecrosser
Forget about the boy
Pull the
plug
Ain't he the one who pulled the rug
He's lower than an alley
cat
Dirty rat
And I flatter
Forget about the boy
Forget about the
boy
Forget about the boy
And in the moonlight
Don't you think about
him
Sister, you're much better off without him
You can blow the blues a
kiss goodbye
And put the sun back in the sky
For when he comes
crawlin'
I'm not fallin'
Shout hooray and halleluh!
Now me and
mister wrong are through
I'll find myself another beau
Who I know is no
rover
Forget about the boy
Forget about the boy
Forget about
-
Jimmy, oh Jimmy, Jimmy
TYPIST #1
Horace
TYPIST
#2
Danny
TYPIST #3
Milton
TYPIST
#4
Percy
TYPIST #5
Edgar
TYPIST
#6
Timothy
TYPIST #7
Alfred
TYPIST #8
Vito
Carbone
TYPIST #9:
Benjamin Pratt, the third
TYPIST
#10
Teddy Morgan
MISS FLANNERY
Barney Schreiber,
C.P.A.
MILLIE
Jimmy, oh Jimmy, silly boy
Gee, what a real swell
guy
MISS FLANNERY and TYPISTS (at the same time)
Cut the cord, is
that a man I once adored?
He's nothing but an albatross
No great loss,
doublecrosser
ALL
Forget about the boy
MILLIE
Jimmy, oh
Jimmy, what great joy
He makes my troubles fly
MISS FLANNERY and
TYPISTS (at the same time)
Pull the plug, ain't he the one who pulled the
rug?
He's lower than an alley cat, dirty rat
And I flatter
ALL
Forget about the boy
Forget about the boy
Forget about the
boy!
(The typists break into defiant tap, topped by MISS FLANNERY in a
tap solo.)
Shout hooray and halleluh!
Now that me and mister wrong are
through
I'll find myself another beau
Who I know is no rover
Forget
about the boy
Forget about the boy
Forget about the boy
And in the
moonlight don't you think about him
Sister you're much better off without
him
You can blow the blues a kiss goodbye
And put the sun back in the
sky
MISS FLANNERY and TYPISTS
For when he comes
crawlin'
MILLIE
I'm not fallin'
ALL
Hallelujah!
Forget
about the boy
Forget about the boy
Forget about the boy!
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