Mad About You (Live in Studio)
from In Studio Live Volume 1 by Sunshine Collective
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lyrics
MAD ABOUT YOU
(Richards / Arbuckle)
Intro
I lost the key to my front door
But found the one to my heart
Right in your hands left where it has been
Since I heard the music start
Verse 1
Put some salt in my coffee
Sugar on my eggs
Tripped on my hat as I put on the cat
It’s the start of just one of those days
The kind that are all topsy turvy
But oh so tickety boo
Nothing looks bad even stripes with my plaid
Cause I’m mad about you
Refrain
Now I waltz instead of walk
I start to sing instead of talk
Every raindrop is a diamond
I’ll put away my suitcase
Cuz there’s not another place
Delightful the state that I’m in
Verse 2
I feel like I’m singing the birds’ song
I hope they don’t mind if I do
Tweetly-dee, tweetily-doo
Yes, I’m mad about you
Solo
The doc said it’s no kind of fever
So what is a girl gonna do
Tweedle-ee-dee, tweedle-ee-doo
Yes, I’m mad about you
Refrain
If I could just bottle this
I’d be a millionairess
And everyone would wear a smile
You could hear the beating hearts
Louder than the beeping cars
And X and O’s would be in style
Verse 3
The weatherman says mostly cloudy
But I can see nothing but blue
The world's on my plate and dinner’s at 8
Oh, I’m mad about you
solo
Tweedle-ee-dee, tweedle-ee-doo
Yes, I’m mad about you
© Stephanie Richards & Brian Arbuckle
(Richards / Arbuckle)
Intro
I lost the key to my front door
But found the one to my heart
Right in your hands left where it has been
Since I heard the music start
Verse 1
Put some salt in my coffee
Sugar on my eggs
Tripped on my hat as I put on the cat
It’s the start of just one of those days
The kind that are all topsy turvy
But oh so tickety boo
Nothing looks bad even stripes with my plaid
Cause I’m mad about you
Refrain
Now I waltz instead of walk
I start to sing instead of talk
Every raindrop is a diamond
I’ll put away my suitcase
Cuz there’s not another place
Delightful the state that I’m in
Verse 2
I feel like I’m singing the birds’ song
I hope they don’t mind if I do
Tweetly-dee, tweetily-doo
Yes, I’m mad about you
Solo
The doc said it’s no kind of fever
So what is a girl gonna do
Tweedle-ee-dee, tweedle-ee-doo
Yes, I’m mad about you
Refrain
If I could just bottle this
I’d be a millionairess
And everyone would wear a smile
You could hear the beating hearts
Louder than the beeping cars
And X and O’s would be in style
Verse 3
The weatherman says mostly cloudy
But I can see nothing but blue
The world's on my plate and dinner’s at 8
Oh, I’m mad about you
solo
Tweedle-ee-dee, tweedle-ee-doo
Yes, I’m mad about you
© Stephanie Richards & Brian Arbuckle
credits
from In Studio Live Volume 1,
released April 14, 2015
Brian Arbuckle - ukulele
Mike Cemprola - clarinet
Stephanie Richards - vocals
Joshua Stamper - upright bass
Jay Web - trumpet
Written by Stephanie Richards & Brian Arbuckle
Recorded by Brian McTear & Matt Schimelfenig at Miner Street Recordings
Produced & Mixed by Brian Arbuckle
Brian Arbuckle - ukulele
Mike Cemprola - clarinet
Stephanie Richards - vocals
Joshua Stamper - upright bass
Jay Web - trumpet
Written by Stephanie Richards & Brian Arbuckle
Recorded by Brian McTear & Matt Schimelfenig at Miner Street Recordings
Produced & Mixed by Brian Arbuckle
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