Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song New Faces of 1952 - Monotonous, artist - Eartha Kitt. Date of issue: 25.07.2005
Song language: English
New Faces of 1952 - Monotonous |
| Everyone gets into a dull routine |
| If they don’t get a chance to change the scene |
| I could not be wearier |
| Life could not be drearier |
| If I lived in Siberia |
| I’ll tell ya what I mean |
| I met a rather amusing fool |
| While on my way to Istanbul |
| He bought me the Black Sea for my swimming pool |
| Monotonous |
| For thirty days, salt air I sniffed |
| While I was shipwrecked and cast adrift |
| With a man who looked like Montgomery Clift |
| Monotonous |
| For what it’s worth, throughout the earth |
| I’m known as femme fatale |
| But when the yawn comes up like thunder, brother |
| Take back your Taj Mahal |
| Jack Fath made a new style for me |
| I even made Johnny Ray smile for me |
| A camel once walked a mile for me |
| Monotonous, monotonous |
| I could not be wearier |
| Life could not be drearier |
| If I lived in Siberia |
| Traffic has been known to stop for me |
| Prices even rise and drop for me |
| Harry S. Truman plays bop for me |
| Monotonous, monotone-eous |
| T.S. |
| Elliott writes books for me |
| King Farouk’s on tenterhooks for me |
| Sherman Billingsley even cooks for me |
| Monotonous, monotonous |
| I could not be wearier |
| Life could not be drearier |
| If I lived in Siberia |
| Though I know I’ve acres of dough |
| I’m not sure of the amount |
| It might be exciting some day if I learned to count |
| Chian Kai-Shek sends me pots of tea |
| Gaylord Hauser sends me vitamin D |
| And, furthermore, Ike likes me |
| Monotonous, monotonous |
| Monotonous |