Sorry 'Bout That

JAY LIVINGSTON, ALLAN SHERMAN

Sorry 'bout that.
All you say is
"Sorry 'bout that."
Yesterday you
Broke my watch and
Drank my scotch and
Used my razor,
Burnt my blazer,
Incidentally
Wrecked my Bentley,
Then as I bled, you said,
"Sorry 'bout that."

Sorry 'bout that.
You're the fink who's
Sorry 'bout that.
Just to think you
Kicked my puppy,
Starved my guppie,
Smashed my Ming vase,
Stole my string bass,
Crushed my hat, man,
Turned off Batman,
Then like a snake, you spake,
"Sorry 'bout that."

Try a different melody on your ukulele,
Or you'll soon be sittin' there strummin'
"Won't You Please Come Home, Bill Bailey"

Sorry 'bout that.
Pussycat, you're
Sorry 'bout that.
You're the rat who
Trumped my ace and
Scratched my face and
Gave your sister
My transistor,
Tore my vest, friend,
Kissed my best friend,
Then to us both, you quoth,
"Sorry 'bout that."

Fella named Lou
Had this chick, see,
Somethin' like you.
Just for kicks he
Mobbed her, robbed her,
Shishkebabbed her,
Dropped her from a
Helicopter,
Gagged her, bound her,
Buzzards found her.
Baby, that's where it's at.
Sorry 'bout that.

Trivia about the song Sorry 'Bout That by Allan Sherman

On which albums was the song “Sorry 'Bout That” released by Allan Sherman?
Allan Sherman released the song on the albums “Allan Sherman Live!” in 1966 and “My Son, The Box” in 2005.
Who composed the song “Sorry 'Bout That” by Allan Sherman?
The song “Sorry 'Bout That” by Allan Sherman was composed by JAY LIVINGSTON, ALLAN SHERMAN.

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