Personality

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Bb7sus4 686866
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Cm7     8x888x
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G7      3x343x


[Intro]
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[Verse]
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When Madame Pompadour was on the 
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ballroom floor,
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Said all the gentlemen, obviously,
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the madame has the cutest 
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personality.

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And think of all the books about 
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Du Barry's looks,
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What was it made her the toast of 
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Par ee?
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She had a well-de veloped 
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personality.

[Bridge]
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And what did Romeo see in Juliet
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 or Hero in Pierrette,
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 or Jupiter-Jupiter in Juno? Juno!
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 You know.
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Or when Salome danced and had the 
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boys entranced,
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No doubt it must have been easy to 
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see
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That she knew how to use her 
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personality.

[Instrumental]
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[Verse]
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You're quite a ladies' man just 
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how d'you do it man,
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I know it can't be publicity,
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(Van:) The boys at Metro call it a 
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personality.

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Say Frank you're awfully thin, 
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just how did you begin,
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To set the style in the swoon  
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industry
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(Frank:) I did it with my famished
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  personality.

[Otro]
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I know it's not the place for me 
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to make this crack,
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But I hear tell that Gable's back.
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(Van:) Frankie, here's a bromo, 
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why, a Como (ow!)
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We're grateful to the flocks to 
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where those bobbies socks
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Because without them we must 
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agree,
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We would never have made it with 
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a   personality.