You'd Be Surprised

YOU’D BE SURPRISED
By: Irving Berlin
Marilyn Monroe, Dean Martin, Sinead O’Conner
Key: F

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He's not so good in a crowd 
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but when you get him a-lone,
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You'd be sur-prised.
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He is-n't much at a dance 
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but then when he takes you home,
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You'd be sur-prised.
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He does-n't look like much of a lov-er,
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But don't judge a book by it's cov-er,
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he's got the face of an an-gel but
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There's a dev-il in his eye!
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He's such a del-i-cate thing 
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but when he starts in to squeeze,
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You'd be sur-prised.
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He does-n't look ver-y strong 
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but when you sit on his knees,
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You'd be sur-prised.
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At a par-ty or at a ball,
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I've got to ad-mit he's noth-ing at all,
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But in an eas-y chair, 
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you'd be sur-prised.

He doesn't say very much 
but when he's starting to speak,
You'd be surprised.
He's not so good at the start 
but at the end of the week,
You'd be surprised.
On a streetcar or in a train,
You'd think he was born without any brains.
But in a taxi cab, and when he starts to grab,
I say in a taxi cab, you'd be surprised.
This one's a real danger!