Karaoké Take Back Your Mink Blanches colombes et vilains messieurs (comédie musicale) (Vivian Blaine)

He bought me the fur coat five winters ago

And the gown the following fall

Then the necklace, the bag

The hat and the shoes

That was late forty-eight

I recall

Then last night in his apartment

He tried to remove them all

And I said as I ran down the hall

Take back your mink

Take back your pearls

What made you think

That I was one of those girls

Take back the gown

The shoes and the hat

I may be down

But I'm not flat as all that

I thought that each expensive gift you'd arranged

Was a token of your esteem

Now when I think of what you want in exchange

It all seems a horrible dream

So

Take back your mink

To from whence it came

And tell 'em to Hollanderize it

For some other dame

Take back your mink

Take back your pearls

What made you think

That I was one of those girls

I'm screaming

Take back the gown

Take back the hat

I may be down

But I'm not flat as all that

I thought that each expensive gift you'd arranged

Was a token of your esteem

But when I think of what you want in exchange

It all seems a horrible dream

Ooh

Take back your mink

Those old worn out pelts

And go shorten the sleeves

For somebody else