Little Old Lady
Julie Andrews · Other Songs - Julie Andrews
Little old lady passing by,
Catching everyone's eye,
You have such a charming manner,
Sweet and shy.
Little old bonnet set in place,
And a Smile on your face,
You're a perfect picture in your
Lavender and lace.
Little bit of business here,
Little bit of business there,
Bet that you've been window shopping
All around the square.
Little old lady, time for tea
Here's a kiss, two or three,
You're just like that little old lady,
I hold dear to me.
Catching everyone's eye,
You have such a charming manner,
Sweet and shy.
Little old bonnet set in place,
And a Smile on your face,
You're a perfect picture in your
Lavender and lace.
Little bit of business here,
Little bit of business there,
Bet that you've been window shopping
All around the square.
Little old lady, time for tea
Here's a kiss, two or three,
You're just like that little old lady,
I hold dear to me.
Little Old Lady
Julie Andrews delivers a charming and memorable performance in "Little Old Lady," a song that showcases her distinctive vocal style and theatrical flair. The track, often associated with her work in musical theater and film, highlights her ability to blend comedy with heartfelt emotion. Andrews' rendition captures the whimsical spirit of the piece, making it a standout example of her discography. The recording reflects the era's musical trends while maintaining a timeless appeal that resonates with audiences. Her interpretation emphasizes the playful narrative of the song, cementing her status as a versatile artist capable of delivering both humor and sincerity in equal measure.