Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Faith Prince
Faith Prince
Vocals
Josie de Guzman
Josie de Guzman
Vocals
Edward Strauss
Edward Strauss
Conductor
Guys and Dolls Orchestra (1992)
Guys and Dolls Orchestra (1992)
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Frank Loesser
Frank Loesser
Composer
Michael Starobin
Michael Starobin
Orchestrator
George Bassman
George Bassman
Orchestrator
Ted Royal
Ted Royal
Orchestrator
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Jay David Saks
Jay David Saks
Producer
James Nichols
James Nichols
Recording Engineer
Ken Hahn
Ken Hahn
Mixing Engineer
Paul Goodman
Paul Goodman
Recording Engineer

Lyrics

[Intro]
What are we crazy or something?
[Verse 1]
At Wanamaker's and Saks and Klein's, a lesson I've been taught
You can't get alterations on a dress you haven't bought
At any vegetable market from Borneo to Nome
You mustn't squeeze a melon till you get the melon home
You've simply got to gamble
You get no guarantee
Now doesn't that kind of apply to you and I
You and me?
Whatever
Why not?
Why not what?
[Verse 2]
Marry the man today, trouble though he may be
Much as he likes to play, crazy and wild and free
Marry the man today, rather than sigh in sorrow
Marry the man today and change his ways tomorrow
Marry the man today
Marry the man today
Maybe he's leaving town
Maybe he's leaving town
Don't let him get away
Don't let him get away
Hurry and track him down
Counterattack him and
[Verse 3]
Marry the man today, give him the girlish laughter
Give him your hand today and save the fist for after
Slowly introduce him to the better things
Respectable, conservative, and clean
Readers Digest, Guy Lombardo, Rogers Peet, golf, galoshes, Ovaltine
But marry the man today, handle it meek and gently
Marry the man today and train him subsequently
[Verse 4]
Carefully expose him to domestic life
And if he ever tries to stray from you
Have a pot roast
Have a headache
Have a baby
Have two
Six
Nine
Stop
[Outro]
Marry the man today, rather than sigh and sorrow
Marry the man today and change his ways
And change his ways
And change his ways
And change his ways
And change his ways tomorrow
Written by: Frank Loesser
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