Fred Astaire

Album: San Cisco (2013)
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  • Well of course I miss you, baby
    I've been thinking lately
    That you don't need me anymore
    You'd be better with Fred Astaire
    He could take you anywhere
    If you ask him to

    And God knows
    That its a common misconception
    That I'm the only one for you
    And I could take you out for breakfast
    But he could take you 'round the world

    Fred Astaire's the man for you

    Well, he could buy you a diamond ring
    Or he could get you anything
    If you ask him to
    He probably know how to dance
    And he could fly you to France
    And you could do it all night long Writer/s: JORDI JAMES DAVIESON, JOSHUA DOMENICO BIONDILLO, NICHOLAS JAMES GARDNER, SCARLETT STEVENS
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Spirit Music Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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