| This is my New Year’s resolution:
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| When my mother-in-law begins to yell and shout
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| Through the window I would like to throw her out.
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| But I resolve not to do it, here is why:
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| I’m afraid of hitting someone passing by.
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| This is my New Year’s resolution.
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| When I’m at the movies watching a love seen
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| And a lady’s hat is blocking half the screen
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| I resolve not to shout, «Take off that hat!»
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| I’ll remove it gently with a baseball bat.
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| This is my New Year’s Resolution.
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| When I take a lovely lady out to eat
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| And she orders caviar instead of meat
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| I resolve to let the lady have her fill.
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| And of course I’ll also let her pay the bill.
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| This is my New Year’s Resolution.
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| When I’m sitting with my wifey on a bus
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| And a dear old lady stands in front of us
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| I resolve to be a gentleman discreet.
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| I’ll politely offer her my wifey’s seat.
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| This is my New Year’s Resolution.
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| When my mother says, «Come in, it’s time to eat.»
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| And I keep on playing games out in the street
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| I resolve to rush right home now when I’m called
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| Cause my pop just got a hairbrush and he’s bald.
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| This is my New Year’s Resolution.
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| On the radio this year I hope to score
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| With some funny jokes you’ve never heard before.
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| I resolve not to tell a corny joke.
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| Hello, what’s that? |
| The church burned down? |
| Holy smoke!
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| This is my New Year’s Resolution.
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| In this coming year I’m going to be discreet.
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| Have the Slicker’s playing music soft and sweet.
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| I resolve to treat Tchaikovsky tenderly
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| And set his second movement with TNT.
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| This is my New Year’s Resolution. |