My Fair Lady - Without You Lyrics
What a fool I was, what dominated foolTo think that you were the Earth and skyWhat a fool I was, what an elevated foolWhat a mutton-headed dote was INo, my reverberating friendYou are not a beginning and the endThere'll be spring every year without youEngland still will be here without youThere'll be fruit on the treeAnd a shore by the seaThere'll be crumpets and tea without youArt and music will thrive without youSomehow Keats will survive without youAnd there still will be rain on that plain down in SpainEven that will remain without you, I can do without youYou, dear friend, who taught so wellYou can go to Hartford, Hereford and HampshireThey can still rule the land without youWindsor Castle will stand without youAnd without much ado we canAll muddle through without youWithout pulling it the tide comes inWithout your twirling it, the Earth can spinWithout your pushing them, the clouds roll byIf they can do without you, ducky so can II will not feel alone without youI can stand on my own without youSo go back in your shellI can do bloody well withoutBy George, I really did it, I did it, I did itI said I'd make a woman and indeed I didI knew that I could do it, I knew it, I knew itI said I'd make a woman and succeed I didEliza you're magnificent
