| If there’s a gleam in her eye
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| Each time she straightens your tie,
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| You know the lady’s in love with you!
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| If she can dress for a date
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| Without that waiting you hate,
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| It means the lady’s in love with you!
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| And when your friends ask you over to join their table,
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| But she picks that faraway booth for two,
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| Well sir, here’s just how it stands,
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| You’ve got romance on your hands,
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| Because the lady’s in love with you!
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| If you’ve been travellin' by 'plane
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| And she says, «Please take the train!»,
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| You know the lady’s in love with you!
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| And if she has met your old flames
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| And she remembers their names,
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| It means the lady’s in love with you!
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| And Sunday night, when you take her to see that movie,
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| And she says the gallery seats will do,
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| Well, here’s just how it stands,
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| You got romance on your hands,
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| 'Cause the lady’s in love with you!
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| The lady is me, and I’m in love with you!
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| So in love with you!
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| Je vous aime beaucoup! |