Valentine Candy

"Valentine Candy" is the fourth song of the 1967 Disney film The Happiest Millionaire, written by the Academy Award-winning songwriting team of Richard Sherman and Robert Sherman.
==Lyrics==
Cordy:
Oh, Miss Cordelia Drexel Biddle
I thought I knew you well
But now, Miss Cordelia Drexel Biddle
I just can't tell
Are you valentine candy or boxing gloves?
Lately you seem very strange
What in the world's coming over you?
Everything's starting to change
Are you sonnets by Shelley or Rover Boys?
Once, any answer would do
Why aren't you something? One thing?
Which kind of someone are you?
Is a boy meant to spar with or gaze at a star with?
Should you kiss him or blacken his eye?
Now if he buys you roses, a right to the nose is
Really quite not the proper reply
You're so lost in the middle up in-between
Is your destiny canvas or crepe de chine?
Will you someday be someone that somebody loves?
Are you valentine candy or boxing gloves?
Will you someday be someone that somebody loves?
Are you valentine candy or boxing gloves?
Category:Songs
Category:Romance songs
Category:Sherman Brothers songs
Category:The Happiest Millionaire songs