Fever
Eddie Cooley, John Davenport, Peggy Lee / Peggy Lee: Things Are Swingin' (1958)
| Em |
| Never know how much I love you, Never know how much I care. |
| B7 | Em |
| When you put your arms around me I get a | fever that's so hard to | bear. |
| n.c. | Em | |
| You give me fever! | | When you kiss me; |
| C6 | Em |
| Fever! When you hold me | tight! |
| B7 | Em |
| Fever - In the mornin' - Fever all | through the | night. |
| Sun lights up the day time, Moon lights up the night. | |
| I light up when you call my name And you know I'm gonna treat you right. | |
| You give me fever! When you kiss me; | |
| Fever! When you hold me tight! | |
| Fever - In the mornin' - Fever all through the night. | |
| Everybody's got the fever - That is somethin' you all know. | |
| Fever isn't such a new thing - Fever started long ago. | |
| Romeo loved Juliet - Juliet, she felt the same. | |
| When he put his arms around her - He said: Julie, baby, your my flame! | |
| Thou giveth fever - When we kisseth. | |
| Fever! with thy flaming youth. | |
| Fever - I'm a fire - Fever, yeah, I burn for sooth. | |
| Captain Smith and Pocahontas - Had a very mad affair. | |
| When her daddy tried to kill him - She said: Daddy, oh don't you dare! | |
| He gives me fever - With his kisses; | |
| Fever! When he holds me tight. | |
| Fever - I'm his misses - Daddy won't you treat him right. | |
| Now you've listened to my story - Here's the point that I have made: | |
| Chicks were born to give you fever - Be it fahrenheit or centigrade. | |
| They give you fever - When you kiss them; | |
| Fever! If you live you learn. | |
| Fever - Till you sizzle - But what a lovely way to burn. | |
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