Nobody's Using It Now
Composer(s): Victor Schertzinger; Clifford Grey
Performer(s): Maurice Chevalier; 
Barbara Rosene; Larry Carr; Debroy Somers



Just look at me!
I think my heart will break
Nobody seems to take me seriously
Honestly, I'm just as lonely as a man can be

The rest mean nothing at all
And when the shadows fall
The moon is only wasting time on me
Candidly, there must be something awfully wrong with me!

I've a pair of arms, to hug and hold
But nobody's using them, now!
I've loads of love that could be sold
But nobody's using them now!

I've a world of time, that's all my own
They say that you go silly if you spend it alone
I'm telling the truth, I'm just wasting my youth
'Cause nobody's using it now!
No, no, no, no, nobody's using it now!

There's a bridal suite in gold and blue,
But nobody's using it now
I've learned to wear pajamas, too
What's the use of wearing them now?

I've sowed wild oats, I have indeed
But now that I've stopped sowing them, I'm going to seed
For years and for years, oh how great I did
But nobody's using them now!
No, no, no, no, nobody's using them now!

I've a big settee, with bed and springs
But nobody's using it now
Have some pleasing ways, and other things
But nobody's using them now

I'm a family man, who's out of sorts
I'm just a loving papa, who has read lots of poets
I've blushed to admit, I've still plenty of it
But nobody's using it now!
No, no, no, no, nobody's using it now!