Judy Garland - I May Be Wrong (But I Think You're Wonderful)
When I play roulette,
When I place a bet,
I have been a loser all my life.
Like a two-year-old
I pick 'em bad, I'm told,
Still I think in me you'd find a perfect wife.
I may be wrong, but,
I think you're wonderful!
I may be wrong, but,
I think you're swell!
I like your style, say,
I think it's marvellous,
But I can't see
So how can I tell?
All of your shirts are unsightly,
All of your ties are a crime,
If dear in you I've picked rightly,
It's the very first time!
You came along, say,
I think you're wonderful!
I think you're grand, but,
I may be wrong!
All of your shirts are unsightly,
All of your ties are a crime,
If dear in you I've picked rightly,
It's the very first time!
You came along, say,
I think you're wonderful!
I think you're grand, but,
I may be wrong!