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Finaletto Act II Lyrics by No, No, Nanette Ensemble (1971)

No, No, Nanette (New Broadway Cast Recording (1971))

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[BOYS & GIRLS]
What a peach of a girl
She is charming
She is sweet, she is swank
She is swell
You can bet Nanette
Was the pride and pet
Of the Marlborough-Blenheim Hotel
[SUE, spoken]
Nanette, what are you doing here?
[NANETTE, spoken]
Well, you see, I spent the night in Trenton with my grandmother. 
[SUE, spoken]
She lives in Omaha
[NANETTE, spoken]
No, the other one
[SUE, spoken]
She lives in Omaha
[NANETTE, spoken]
She went to her great reward ten years ago
[SUE, spoken]
Well, uh, I, uh-
Oh, it's no use, I have to tell the truth. I spent the night in Atlantic City. 
[NANETTE, spoken]
Oh, no, Nanette. 
[BOYS & GIRLS]
No, No, Nanette
You told a lie
[Tom, spoken]
How could you?
[PAULINE, spoken]
But I acted as her chaperone. 
[SUE, spoken]
Pauline, pack Nanette's bags and take her back to New York on the next train. 
[NANNETTE, spoken]
No, no. 
[SUE, spoken]
Yes, yes, Nanette
[BOYS & GIRLS]
Yes, yes, Nanette
And now goodbye
[SUE, spoken]
Lucille. 
[Lucille, spoken]
Sue. 
[SUE, spoken]
You're my best friend. 
[LUCILLE, spoken]
And you're mine. 
[SUE, spoken]
There's something I must tell you. Why should you get an anonymous letter or overhear it in a powder room?
[LUCILLE, spoken]
What is it?
[SUE, spoken]
Well, your husband has been philandering with those three lovely girls, especially the big one. 
[TOM, spoken]
That's a lie!
[BILLY, spoken]
Shh! There's ten thousand in it. 
[TOM, spoken]
Well, I mean that's not a lie. 
[LUCILLE, spoken]
Tom. 
[TOM, spoken]
Yes?
[LUCILLE, spoken]
Get my bags. I'm going to stay at the Hotel Traymore. 
[TOM, spoken]
Right. 
[LUCILLE, spoken]
And as for you, Billy:
[LUCILLE]
You can dance with any girl at all
Just forget me
And act as though
You never met me
[BILLY, spoken]
Lucille, do you really think I'd:
[BILLY]
Show those ladies every step I know?
Just raise Hades till they tingle
Or mingle till they think I'm single?
[NANETTE, spoken]
Tom. 
[TOM, spoken]
Hands off me, woman. 
[NANETTE, spoken]
He called me "woman"!
[TOM, spoken]
And only yesterday:
[TOM]
I confessed to the breeze
"I loved you"
Told the birds and the bees
Your name
[LUCILLE, spoken]
Come, Tom. 
[PAULINE, spoken]
Come, N. Back to little old New York. 
[SUE, spoken]
Jimmy!
[JIMMY, spoken]
Oh, there you are. I've been looking high and low for you. 
[SUE, spoken]
Have you any idea what's been going around here?
[JIMMY, spoken]
None, dearest. All I can tell you is:
[JIMMY]
I want to be happy
[FlORA, BETTY & WINNIE]
But he can't be happy
[ALL]
Till we are all happy too
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No, No, Nanette Ensemble (1971)

No, No, Nanette Ensemble (1971)

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