We belong to a mutual
Admiration society
My baby and me
We belong to a mutual
Admiration society
I think he's handsome
And he's smart
He thinks that
I'm a work of art
I say that he's
The greatest man
And likewise he's
My biggest fan
I say his kisses
Are like wine
He says they're not
As good as mine
And that's the way
We pass the time of day
My baby and me
We belong to a mutual
Admiration society
We belong to a mutual
Admiration society
My baby and me
We belong to a mutual
Admiration society
He says, oh
You're the sweetest one
I say, no
You're the sweetest one
He claims that I'm a natural
When I say it's
Just the opposite
The only fighting
That we do is
Just who loves
Who more than who
And we go like that
From night til dawn
My baby and me
We belong to a mutual
Admiration society
Now I do not exaggerate
I think he's nothing
Short of great
He says that kind of flattery
Will get you any place with me
The way we carry on
It tends to just
Embarass all our friends
And that is how we'll
Still be years from now
My baby and me
We belong to a mutual
Admiration society
My baby and me
My baby and me
Teresa Brewer (Theresa Veronica Breuer), born in New York on July 7, 1922, and died in Los Angeles on October 18, 2002, was a celebrated American singer of pop and jazz genres. She began her career in the 1940s with a repertoire ranging from swing to crooner, achieving success with songs like "Music! Music! Music!". Throughout the 1950s, she gained international fame thanks to hits such as "I'll Be Seeing You" and "A White Sport Coat (And A Pink Carnation)", becoming one of the most beloved voices of the era. Her career extended into the 1970s, with a repertoire that also included country and gospel songs. Teresa Brewer is remembered for her warm and powerful voice, her elegant style, and her emotional interpretations.
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