Barbra Streisand
Walter Matthau
Barbra Streisand
Michael Crawford & Barbra Streisand
Marianne McAndrew
Michael Crawford & Barbra Streisand
Barbra Streisand
Michael Crawford
Barbra Streisand
Barbra Streisand & Louis Armstrong
Michael Crawford
Barbra Streisand
Walter Matthau, Barbra Streisand & Michael Crawford
Replacing “I Put My Hand In” as the opening number (and incorporating some of its lyrics), this new opening song for the movie features sprightly vocal writing that’s particularly suited to Barbra Streisand’s capabilities.
[Chorus]
Call on Dolly!
If your neighbor needs a new romance
Just name that kind of man your sister wants
And she'll snatch them up
Don't forget to bring your maiden aunts and
She'll match 'em up
Call on
[Dolly]
Missus Dolly!
[Chorus]
She's the one the spinsters recommend
She even find a lovely bride
Call on Dolly!
[Fade out]
[Dolly]
I have always been a woman who arranges things
For the pleasure--and the profit--it derives
I have always been a woman who arranges things
Like furniture and daffodils and lives
If you want your sister courted, brother wed, or cheese imported:
Just leave everything to me
If you want your roof inspected, eyebrows tweezed, or bills collected:
Just leave everything to me
If you want your daughter dated, or some marriage consummated
For a rather modest fee
If you want a husband spotted, boyfriend traced, or chicken potted:
I'll arrange for making all arrangements
Just leave everything to me
If you want your ego bolstered, muscles toned, or chair upholstered:
Just leave everything to me
Charming social introductions, expert mandolin instructions:
Just leave everything to me
If you want your culture rounded, French improved, or torso pounded:
With a ten-year guarantee
If you want a birth recorded, collies bred, or kittens ported:
I'll proceed to plan the whole procedure
Just leave everything to me
([Mr. Sullivan] Where to, Dolly?
[Dolly] Yonkers, New York, to handle a highly personal matter for
Mr. Horace Vandergelder, the well-known, unmarried, half-a-millionaire
[Mr. Sullivan] Gonna marry him yourself, Dolly?
[Dolly] Why, Mr. Sullivan, whatever put such a preposterous idea into my head--your head!)
If you want a law abolished, jury swayed, or toenails polished:
Just leave everything to me
If you want your liver tested, glasses made, cash invested:
Just leave everything to me
If you want your children coddled, corsets pulled, or furs remodeled
Or some nice, fresh fricassee
If you want your bustle shifted, wedding planned, or bosom lifted--
Don't be ashamed girls
Life is full of secrets, and I keep 'em!
I'll discretely use my own discretion
I'll arrange for making all arrangements
I'll proceed to plan the whole procedure
Just leave everything to me!
Just Leave Everything To Me was written by Jerry Herman.