paroles de chanson It's a Great Big World (with Virginia O'Brien and Betty Russell) - Judy Garland

I bought a bonnet to suit my face
I had my petticoat trimmed with lace
I looked at the mirror, around I twirled
And then I went out in the wide, wide world
I dreamed of gentlemen I would meet
I saw them all kneeling at my feet
I can′t understand it, my hair is all curled
But my goodness me, it's a great big world
And it′s a cold, cold, cold and we'll soon be old
Alas and a lack, it's a great big world.
I learned to sew and I learned to bake
I even frosted an angel cake
On Saturday evening, when folks dropped in
My house was as neat as a brand new pin
I thought by learning each social grace
A chap might learn to forget my face
I can′t understand it, I′ve knitted and pearled
But my goodness me it's a great big world!
I had no petticoat trimmed with lace
My angel cake was a sure disgrace
My face was my fortune, my mother said
And my dancing slippers of bright, bright red.
A million miles I′ve danced or more
In hopes Prince Charming would cross the floor
I can't understand it, I′ve Waltzed and I've whirled
But my goodness me, it′s a great big world.
But I'll keep on knitting and doing it well
My slippers are one thing I never will sell
My petticoat's waiting, because who can tell?
It′s a great big world, it′s a great big world.