| Now, fellas
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| Yes, you fellas
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| Listen to me
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| I got something to tell you
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| I want you to listen to every word and govern yourselves accordingly
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| Now pay attention
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| You see these girls with these fine diamonds an' fox furs an' fine clothes
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| Well Jack, they’re looking for a husband
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| And you’re listening to a man that knows
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| They ain’t foolin'
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| And if you fool around with them
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| You’re gonna get yourself a schoolin'
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| If she saves your dough
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| And won’t go to a show
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| Beware, brother, beware
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| And if she’s easy to kiss
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| And never resist
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| (Beware, brother, beware)
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| Be careful, be careful
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| And if you go for a walk
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| And she just listens while you talk
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| She’s tryin' to hook you
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| And if nobody’s lookin'
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| And she asks you to taste her cookin'
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| Don’t do it, don’t do it
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| And if you go to a show
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| And she wants to sit in the back row
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| Bring her down front, bring her right down front
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| And if you go for a snack
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| And she wants a booth in the back
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| Watch her, she’s tryin' to hook you
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| And listen
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| If she’s used to caviar and fine silk
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| And when she goes out with you
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| She wants a hot dog and a malted milk
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| She’s been used to going to Carnegie Hall
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| And when you take her out night clubbing
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| She wants to hear «One meatball»
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| (That's all)
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| If she grabs your hand and says
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| «Darling, you’re such a nice man»
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| Beware, I’m telling you
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| Listen to me
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| You think he’s listening to me?
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| (Yeah he’s listenin')
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| You better listen to me
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| I’m telling you what’s being put down
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| You better pick up on it
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| Now listen to this
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| If her sister calls you «Brother»
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| You better get further
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| I’m tellin' ya
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| You better hit her
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| And if she’s kinda wild
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| And she says «Darling, please give me a trial»
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| Don’t do it
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| Don’t be weak, don’t give it to her
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| If she looks up in your face
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| And just melts into place
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| Let her melt
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| Forget it
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| You think he’s payin' attention to us?
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| (Yeah, he’s listenin')
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| Should I ask 'em about the…
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| (Tell 'em everything)
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| Should I- but should I tell 'em about the-
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| (Everything)
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| Tell 'em everything, okay, I’ll tell 'em
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| Listen
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| If she calls you on the phone
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| And she says «Darling, are you all alone?»
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| Tell her no, you’ve got three girls with you
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| Don’t pay no attention to women
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| Stand up for your rights
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| Be a man, that’s right
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| (Superman)
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| Should I ask 'em about the…
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| (Everything)
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| Well listen, this is very important
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| If you turn out the light
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| And she don’t fight
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| That’s all
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| That’s all, that’s the end
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| It’s too late, then, she’s got you hooked
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| You just well as stick with her
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| Put down that racing form and pay attention to me
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| Now listen
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| If you get home about two
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| And you don’t know what to do
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| And you pull back the curtain
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| And the whole family’s lookin' at you
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| Get your business straight
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| And set the date
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| And don’t be late
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| Gate
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| So brother, beware
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| Beware
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| Beware
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| Brother, you better beware
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| Beware |