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y <girl> [both]
No can do, no can do, my mama and my papa say I no can do.
No can do, no can do, I want for me to go with you but no can do.
<You like me, I like you, I like for you to Romeo your Julie-yoo, >.
<No can do, no no no can do, my mammy and my pappy say I no can do. >.
<The moon she say to me, come on, come out tonight, >.
<I want for you to hold my hand and hold me tight, >.
Love, it can't be wrong and so it must be right, but oh.
No can do, no can do, I like to do it. what you call it, pitch the woo,.
<No can do, no can do, my mammy and my pappy say I no-oo can do. >
No can do, no can do, I'd like to put some weight on, just a pound or two,.
No can do no can do,.
<If you could put some weight on, Frankie, you'd see-through>.
<Is this true? > Is what true? <that you're the idol of the bobbysoxer crew>.
Could be true, could be true,.
But don't tell Haynes or Como 'cause they're apt to sue.
<Now I got a question you might think unfair>.
Ask me anything my dear, I don't care.
<Well, how much do you pay those guys to muss your hair? >.
Well, I pay them about. what?.
<Ooh you like me and I like you, >.
<So how's about it, Frankie, when the show is through>.
Uhuh, no can do, no can do, Nancy's very jealous so.
[We no can do! Nancy's very jealous, so we no can do]