Let’s Sit This One Out
Composer(s): Jimmy McHugh - Dorothy Fields
Performer(s): Eve Becke & Harry Bentley; Charlie Kunz



Eve: 
I rather like this tune, don’t you Harry

Harry: 
I don’t mind it a lot
I say, Eve, your dancing is improving lately

Eve: 
Oh, do you really think so, Harry

Harry: 
Well, you’re dancing on your own feet now

Eve: 
Thank you!
What a lot of people here tonight

Harry: 
Yes, there are, rather; I was just going to say

Eve: 
I hate crowds, don’t you?

Harry: 
Mmm, I don’t like them a lot

Eve: 
Too many people in them, Hmm?

Harry: 
Yes, quite (heh!)
Do you think we ought to sit out?

Eve: 
I think I’d like to 
There’re two chairs over there
They look frightfully lonely

Harry: 
Shall we join them?

Eve: 
OK, I’d love to

Harry: 
Great

Harry:
That’s better 
Ooh 
Rather hard, would you like a cushion?

Eve: 
No thank you, Harry

Harry: 
Or perhaps put my arm in the way

Eve: 
I rather like it

Harry: 
D’you know, I do too
Hmm, just a little bit closer
That’s better

Harry: 
Let’s sit this one out, my sweet
Get a breath of air, and rest your feet
My old car has a big back seat
So let’s sit this one out

Eve: 
I’m so happy now we’ve met
Can’t we have a cosy cigarette
Our last dance got me all upset
So let’s sit this one out

Harry: 
I know in the moonlight
Our love cannot miss
Give me a kiss
One little kiss

Eve: 
I’m in such a whirl, my dear
Can’t we find a place with no one near

Harry: 
Where you’ll say what I long to hear

Both:
So let’s sit this one out