 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Shall I Tell You What I Think of You? , by - Deborah Kerr
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Shall I Tell You What I Think of You? , by - Deborah KerrRelease date: 02.11.2014
Song language: English
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Shall I Tell You What I Think of You? , by - Deborah Kerr
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Shall I Tell You What I Think of You? , by - Deborah Kerr| Shall I Tell You What I Think of You? | 
| Your servant! | 
| Your servant! | 
| Indeed I’m not your servant -- | 
| Although you give me less than servant’s pay -- | 
| I’m a free and independent employe | 
| …(sigh) employee. | 
| Because I’m a woman | 
| You think, like ev’ry woman | 
| I have to be a slave or concubine. | 
| You conceited, self-indulgent libertine! | 
| …(sigh) | 
| libertine! | 
| How I wished I called him that! | 
| Right to his face! | 
| Libertine! | 
| And while we’re on the subject, sire, | 
| There are certain goings on around this place | 
| That I wish to tell you I do not admire: | 
| I do not like polygamy | 
| Or even moderate bigamy | 
| I realize | 
| That in your eyes | 
| That clearly makes a prig o' me. | 
| But I am from a civilized land called Wales! | 
| Where men like you are locked in county jails! | 
| In your pursuit of pleasure, you | 
| Have mistresses who treasure you | 
| They have no ken of other men | 
| Beside whom they can measure you | 
| A flock of sheep and you’re the only ram | 
| No wonder you’re the wonder of Siam! | 
| I’m rather glad I didn’t say that… | 
| Not with the women right there… and the children | 
| The children, the children, | 
| I’ll not forget the children, | 
| No matter where I go I’ll always see | 
| Those little faces looking up at me… | 
| At first, when I started to teach, | 
| They were shy and remained out of reach, | 
| But lately I’ve thought | 
| One or two have been caught | 
| By a word I have said | 
| Or a sentence I’ve read | 
| And I’ve heard an occasional question | 
| That implied, at least, a suggestion | 
| That the work I’ve been trying to do | 
| Was beginning to show with a few… | 
| That Prince Chululongkorn | 
| Is very like his father. | 
| He’s stubborn-but inquistitive and smart… | 
| I must leave this place before they break my heart | 
| I must leave this place before they break my heart! | 
| Goodness! | 
| I had no idea it was so late. | 
| Shall It tell you what I think of you? | 
| You’re spoiled! | 
| You’re a conscientious worker | 
| But your spoiled. | 
| Giving credit where it’s due | 
| There is much I like in you | 
| But it’s also very true | 
| That your spoiled! | 
| Everybody’s always bowing to the King | 
| Everybody has to grovel to the King. | 
| By your Buddha you are blessed | 
| By your ladies you’re caressed, | 
| But the one who loves you best is the King. | 
| All that bowing and kow-towing | 
| To remind you of your royalty, | 
| I find a most disgusting exhibition. | 
| I wouldn’t ask a Siamese cat | 
| To demonstrate his loyalty | 
| By taking this ridiculous position | 
| How would you like it if you were a man | 
| Playing the part of a toad. | 
| Crawling around on your elbows and knees. | 
| Eating the dust of the road… | 
| Toads! | 
| Toads! | 
| All of your people are toads! | 
| Yes, Your Majesty; | 
| No, Your Majesty. | 
| Tell us how low to go, Your Majesty; | 
| Make some more decrees, Your Majesty, | 
| Don’t let us up off out knees, Your Majesty. | 
| Give us a kick, if you please Your Majesty | 
| Give us a kick, if you would, Your Majesty | 
| Oh, That was good, Your Majesty! |