Gimme a Little Kiss Will Ya Huh

Dean Martin · Lay Some Happiness On Me: The Reprise Years (Repri [2002]

(Roy Turk - Jack Smith - Maceo Pinkard)



Gimme a little kiss, will ya huh

What are you gonna miss, will ya huh

Gosh oh gee, why do you refuse

I can't see what you've gotta lose.



Oh gimme a little squeeze, will ya huh

Why do you wanna make me blue

I wouldn't say a word if I were asking for the world

But what's a little kiss between a fellow and his girl?



Oh gimme a little kiss will ya huh

And I'll give it right back to you.



--- Instrumental ---



Will ya huh?



--- Instrumental ---



Will ya huh?



Once again a plea I'm gonne make

Oh tell me when do I get a break

Oh say when you're givin' in, will ya huh

Anything that you ask I'll do.



I'll take you for a little ride

Where we can be alone

And once you kiss me

You will never think of walkin' home.



Oh gimme a little kiss, will ya huh

Or I'll steal about ten.



Yes, steal about ten for you...

Gimme a Little Kiss Will Ya Huh

Dean Martin's 'Gimme a Little Kiss Will Ya Huh' captures the effortless charm that defined his career as a leading figure in American pop and traditional pop music. Recorded during his tenure with Reprise Records, the track exemplifies his signature smooth vocal delivery and relaxed phrasing. Martin, often celebrated for his ability to convey warmth and intimacy, uses this song to highlight his mastery of romantic ballads and light-hearted numbers. The recording stands as a testament to his enduring appeal within the genre, showcasing a style that balanced sophistication with approachable sentiment. As part of a vast discography that includes numerous hits and beloved standards, this song remains a cherished example of Martin's contribution to the mid-twentieth-century music landscape.