Song parody of
What Does It Take? [Live at the Blue Note Chicago]
by Nat King Cole
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It takes an earthquake to move a mountain
It takes the typhoon to churn up the sea
But what does it take to make you take to me?
It takes a heatwave to melt an iceberg
It takes a blossom to bother a bee
But what does it take to make you take to me?
You can have your way
You can have the moon
Anything you say, only say it soon
When you're around it takes the feather to knock me over
It takes a nitwit to tell you I'm free
Cause, baby I'm just your humble servant making his fervent plea
What does it take to make you take to me?
You can have your way
You can have the moon
Anything you say, only say it soon
When you're around it takes the feather to knock me over
It takes a nitwit to tell you I'm free
Cause, baby I'm just your humble servant making his fervent plea
What does it take to make you take to me?
It takes an earthquake to move a mountain
It takes the typhoon to churn up the sea
But what does it take to make you take to me?
It takes a heatwave to melt an iceberg
It takes a blossom to bother a bee
But what does it take to make you take to me?
You can have your way
You can have the moon
Anything you say, only say it soon
When you're around it takes the feather to knock me over
It takes a nitwit to tell you I'm free
Cause, baby I'm just your humble servant making his fervent plea
What does it take to make you take to me?
You can have your way
You can have the moon
Anything you say, only say it soon
When you're around it takes the feather to knock me over
It takes a nitwit to tell you I'm free
Cause, baby I'm just your humble servant making his fervent plea
What does it take to make you take to me?
