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Barbra Streisand ~ I Got A Code In My Doze


Fanny & chorus Feeling awfully bad What a time i had Cause i didn't buttoned up my overcoat Hatsjoe All i do is sniff Pass that handkerchief What a funny feeling in my eyes and ears and throat Oy, i can't sleep i can't eat Get a pail and soak my feet I got a code in my doze O, i got a code in my doze Please repeat what you said Funny noises in my head I got a code in my doze Oh, i got a code in my doze Went to see the doctor Asked him what to do Lordy help that doctor He said i think i got one too So we laid down side by side I'm still here but the doctor died I got a code in my doze Oh, i got a code in my doze Hatsjoe more free lyrics

Fanny & chorus
Feeling awfully bad
What a time i had
Cause i didn't buttoned up my overcoat
Hatsjoe
All i do is sniff
Pass that handkerchief
What a funny feeling in my eyes and ears and throat
Oy, i can't sleep i can't eat
Get a pail and soak my feet
I got a code in my doze
O, i got a code in my doze
Please repeat what you said
Funny noises in my head
I got a code in my doze
Oh, i got a code in my doze
Went to see the doctor
Asked him what to do
Lordy help that doctor
He said i think i got one too
So we laid down side by side
I'm still here but the doctor died
I got a code in my doze
Oh, i got a code in my doze
Hatsjoe

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