When was the song “No Soap, No Hope Blues” released by Anita O'Day?

The song No Soap, No Hope Blues was released in 1952, on the album “The Lady Is a Tramp”.

Who composed the song “No Soap, No Hope Blues” by Anita O'Day?

The song “No Soap, No Hope Blues” by Anita O'Day was composed by Richard Adler, Jerry Ross.

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No Soap, No Hope Blues

No Soap, No Hope Blues

Richard Adler, Jerry Ross

I've got a soap dish but ain't got no soap
I've got a hope chest but I ain't got no hope
I've got a moustrap - no mouse
I've got a household a - no house
I've got a the no soap, no hope, no mouse, no house blues

I've got a floor mat but i ain't' got no floor
I've got a doorknob but I ain't got no door
I've got a teapot - no tea
I've got a keyhole - no key
I've got the no floor, no door, no tea, no key blues

Oh I've got a right to cry and do I cry, why yes indeed
'Cause I haven't got a lot at home, I've got I sure don't need

I've got the blues

Oh I've got a right to cry and do I cry, why yes indeed
'Cause I haven't got a lot at home, I've got I sure don't need

Trivia about the song No Soap, No Hope Blues by Anita O'Day

When was the song “No Soap, No Hope Blues” released by Anita O'Day?: The song No Soap, No Hope Blues was released in 1952, on the album “The Lady Is a Tramp”.
Who composed the song “No Soap, No Hope Blues” by Anita O'Day?: The song “No Soap, No Hope Blues” by Anita O'Day was composed by Richard Adler, Jerry Ross.