Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Ten Thousand Four Hundred Thirty-Two Sheep, artist - Doris Day. Album song The Early Years, in the genre
Date of issue: 19.11.2000
Record label: Jazz
Song language: English
Ten Thousand Four Hundred Thirty-Two Sheep |
I didn’t sleep again last night |
And I’d like to discuss the matter |
The nerves to which I’m strung are tight |
And I’m as beat as a bowl of batter |
If old man Rip Van Winkle |
Thought his long sleep was a curse |
I know how the old man felt |
Because I’ve got his problem in reverse |
Ten thousand, four hundred and thirty two sheep |
How long can I toss like this? |
Ten thousand, four hundred and thirty three sheep |
What did you put in that kiss? |
I’ve tried all the remedies |
The well-known good advice |
Took a hot tub and an alcohol rub |
Did the alphabet backwards twice |
Ten thousand, four hundred and thirty four sheep |
We’d better get married soon |
Ten thousand, four hundred and thirty five sheep |
I’ll never hold out till June |
How much do I love you? |
Just in case you didn’t know |
You get a mental kiss |
With every sheep I count |
And I still got a million sheep to go |
(Did you ever try seeing see a doctor?) |
A doctor? |
I went to see a noted doctor |
Who’s a famous analyst |
Then he led me to the couch |
And he gently took my wrist |
I paid him fifty dollars |
(Well, that sounds pretty cheap) |
Cheap! |
I should have paid him nothing! |
'Cause I still can’t sleep |
(Ten thousand, four hundred) and thirty six sheep |
(And one sheep that got away) |
He took another lamb! |
(Ten thousand, four hundred) and thirty eight sheep |
(Won't night ever turn to day?) |
Oh what a fool I am |
How much do I love you? |
Just in case you didn’t know |
You get a mental kiss with every sheep I count |
(Add them all together |
That’s a large amount) |
I’ve counted a trillion sheep |
(How many?) |
I’ve counted a billion sheep |
(How many?) |
Well at least a million sheep, I know |
(How the numbers grow) |
And I got about million more to go |
(Ten thousand, nine thousand, eight thousand |
Seven thousand, six thousand, five thousand) |
(To fade) |