No Dough
The Mamas And The Papas · Other Songs - The Mamas And The Papas
Art deco on the late night show
We'll climb into bed
Do like we said and lie spooned
And you give your love to me
Then I'll give it back to you
Pass the chips
You've got salt on your lips
Not the news
It gives you the blues
Help you off with your shoes
Then I'll scratch your back
Then I'll do the same to you
Feels good
Feels so good
Feels so good to be alive
No dough, but no place to go
Art deco on the late night show
We'll climb into bed
Do like we said and lie spooned
How else should people be
When they're on their honeymoon?
There'll be just you and me
On our honeymoon?
Oh baby, can't you see
Us on our honeymoon?
(Honeymoon)
Hey, baby, can't you see us
(Honeymoon)
On our honeymoon?
(Honeymoon)
Hey, baby, can't you see us
(Honeymoon)
On our honeymoon?
(Honeymoon)
Hey, baby, can't you see us
(Honeymoon)
On our honeymoon?
(Honeymoon)
No Dough
No Dough stands as a notable recording by The Mamas and the Papas, capturing the group's signature blend of folk-rock harmonies and introspective songwriting. Emerging during the band's most prolific era, the track reflects the collaborative spirit that defined their sound, weaving together distinct vocal textures to create a cohesive musical narrative. While often overshadowed by their chart-topping hits, this song remains a testament to the group's ability to craft intimate, relatable moments within their broader discography. The recording showcases the ensemble's dynamic interplay, balancing melancholic undertones with the characteristic warmth that made them icons of the late 1960s. As part of their enduring legacy, No Dough offers listeners a glimpse into the creative process that fueled one of rock music's most influential vocal groups.