There Won't Be A Shortage Of Love

Peggy Lee · Other Songs - Peggy Lee

Oh, there maybe a shortage of sugar, of aluminum pots and such



But there won't be a shortage of love when we love each other so much



But if they have to ration out rubber, we were getting from the Dutch



Ooh, there won't be a shortage of love when we love each other so much



Let the taxes rise, we'll economize and cut our budget in two



We can trade the car in for a horse or a bicycle built for two



We can still have a portion of moonlight, another helping of stars and such



So there won't be a shortage of love when we love each other so much

There Won't Be A Shortage Of Love

Peggy Lee's 'There Won't Be A Shortage Of Love' stands as a testament to her sophisticated approach to vocal jazz and pop standards. Known for her distinctive phrasing and intimate delivery, Lee often transformed familiar material into something uniquely personal. This recording captures her ability to convey deep emotion through subtle dynamics, avoiding unnecessary flourish in favor of genuine expression. As part of her extensive discography, the track reflects her enduring influence on the genre and her skill in interpreting lyrical themes with grace. Listeners familiar with her work will recognize the characteristic warmth and control that defined her performances across decades. The song remains a compelling example of her artistry, showcasing why she remains a revered figure in American music history.