Has Anybody Seen My Girl

Bing Crosby

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[Verse] I just saw young Willy Mack Willy Mack Willy Mack - wild and tearing his hair Jumping like a Jumpin’ Jack Jumpin’ Jack Jumpin’ Jack Child you should have been there He laughed so loud I thought that I would cave in when I heard that silly daffy-dilly ra - vin’: [Chorus] Five foot two eyes of blueBut oh what those five foot could do Has anybody seen my gal?       Turned-up nose turned-down hose Never had no other beaus Has anybody seen my gal?   Now if you run into a five-foot-two  Covered with fur Diamond rings and all those things Bet your life it isn’t her But could she love could she woo  Could she could she could she coo? Has anybody seen my gal? [Verse] Love played him an awful trick awful trick awful trick   Gee he hollered and cried                                                                   Like monkey on stick on stick on stick He  was fit to be tied. When we asked him for his wife’s description He just answered all of us with this connip - tion:

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La chanson évoque les mésaventures d'un homme à la recherche de sa bien-aimée, une jeune femme de petite taille au charme irrésistible. Il décrit son apparence avec humour, en mentionnant ses grands yeux et son nez en trompette, tout en révélant à quel point il est perdu sans elle. Les paroles reflètent une combinaison de nostalgie et d’exagération comique, illustrant l’affection et la frustration qu'il ressent face à son absence. Le contexte semble léger et enjoué, centré sur les relations amoureuses et les petites manies des gens lorsqu'ils sont épris. La narration transmet une image vivante de la vie d'un homme amoureux prêt à tout pour retrouver sa dulcinée, faisant ressortir l'aspect universel du désir et des malentendus amoureux.