No, Not Much
Bing Crosby · Other Songs - Bing Crosby
I don't bless the day I found you, no not much
I don't need you like the stars don't need the sky
I won't love you longer than the day I die
You don't please me when you squeeze me, no not much
My heads the lightest from your very slightest touch
Baby, if you ever go could I take it maybe so
Ah but would I like it, no not much
Like a ten cent soda doesn't cost a dime
I don't want you near me only all time
You don't thrill me when you hold me, no not much
My brain gets hazy from your cool and crazy touch
Baby if you ever go could I take it maybe so
Oh but would I like it, no not much
No not much
No, Not Much
Bing Crosby's 'No, Not Much' captures the relaxed, conversational delivery that defined his approach to popular song. As a cornerstone of American vocal music, Crosby's recordings often blended traditional pop sensibilities with a smooth, intimate style that resonated across generations. This track exemplifies his ability to convey subtle emotion through understated phrasing, avoiding theatrical excess in favor of naturalistic expression. Within his extensive discography, the song stands as a testament to his versatility, fitting comfortably alongside his more upbeat numbers and seasonal favorites. Crosby's influence on vocal technique remains profound, shaping the sound of mid-century pop and jazz. The recording reflects a moment of casual charm, inviting listeners into a world where simplicity and warmth take precedence over complexity.