Say Something Sweet To Your Sweetheart

A popular song from 1948.
Words and music by Sid Tepper and Roy Brodsky.


Sheet music provided by Nicholas Leunissen:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. Say something sweet to your sweetheart
    Your sugar will be sweeter
    Depends on how you treat her
    Tell her how much you care
    Take her in your arms and while you’re
    Thrilling to her charms be sure to
    Say something sentimental
    It won’t cost a thing
    And before you know it
    You’ll find what happiness
    A gentle word can bring
    You can’t hide those love words inside you
    Lock ’em up within ya
    Your love’ll be agin ya
    And still keep the one you adore
    You’ve got the floor
    So say something sweet to your sweetheart
    And you’ll be sweethearts forever more
    Do a favor for us
    Sing another chorus
  2. Say something sweet to your sweetheart
    Roses are red, violets are blue
    Sugar is sweet and so are you
    Tell her how much you care
    Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall
    He never got any lovin’ at all
    Say something sentimental
    It won’t cost a thing
    Not a single penny
    You’ll find what happiness
    A gentle word can bring
    You can’t hide those love words inside you
    One, two, three, four
    What in the world are you waitin’ for?
    And still keep the one you adore
    Five, six, seven, eight
    Tell her you love her before it’s too late
    So say something sweet to your sweetheart
    And you’ll be sweethearts forever more

Sung here by Vancha March: