This is a version from the movie The History Boys. [info via Wikipedia]: "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered" is a show tune and popular song from the 1940 Rodgers and Hart musical Pal Joey. The song was introduced by Vivienne Segal in the 1940 Broadway production. The original lyrics present an unabashed celebration of feminine sexuality that has been bowdlerized in most covers to remove the song's blatant sexual allusions. One such line is "When love came and told me I shouldn't sleep," replacing the original "Until I could sleep where I shouldn't sleep"; another switch changed "And worship the trousers that cling to him" to "And long for the day I'll cling to him." The lyric "horizontally speaking, he's at his best" is often sung, "Harsh until he's speaking..." A reprise, including the line "Those ants that invaded my pants," is generally omitted entirely. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

^Dm7He's a ^G7fool and ^CM7don't I k^Am7now it ^Dm7But a f^G7ool can h^CM7ave his c^A7harms

^Dm7I'm in ^G7love and^Em7 don't I ^Am9show it ^Dm7Like a ^G9babe in a^CM7rms ^A7

^Dm7Love's ^G7the same ^CM7old sad s^Am7ensation ^Dm7Lately ^G7I've not ^CM7slept a w^A7ink

^Dm7since t^G7his half^Em7-pint imi^Am9tation ^Dm7put me ^G9on the bl^CM7ink ^A7

^CI'm wild ag^Gdimain, ^Dm7 beguiled a^Cdimgain, A si^Cmpering, w^E7himpering ^Fmaj7child again -^Fdim

Bewit^Cched, b^D7othered and bew^G7ildered ^Dm7am ^G7I.

^CCouldn't sleep,^Gdim and w^Dm7ouldn't sleep,^Cdim When lo^Cve came and t^E7old me I s^Fmaj7houldn't sleep - ^Fdim

Bewit^Cched, b^D7othered a^G7nd bew^Cmaj7ildered ^Fmaj7am ^A7I.

Bridge:

^DmLost my heart, but what of it? ^AmHe is cold, I agree;

^DmHe can laugh, but I lov^G7e it, Alth^Emough the l^Edimaugh's on ^Dm7me. ^G7

I'll ^Csing to him, ^Gdim each s^Dmpring to him^Cdim, And l^Cong for the ^E7day when I'll cl^Fmaj7ing to him ^Fdim-

C D7 Dm7 G7 C C/B A7 Gdim Bewitched, bothered and bewildered am I,

^FdimBe - witc^Ched, b^D7othered and bew^Dm7ildered ^G7am ^CI. ^Fdim ^C

^CI've sinned a l^Gdimot, I'm mea^Dm7n a lot ^Cdim ^CBut I'm like^E7 sweet seventeen^Fmaj7 a lot ^Fdim

Bewit^Cched, b^D7othered and bew^G7ildered ^Dm7- am^G7 I

Bridge:

^DmLost my heart, but what of it? ^AmMy mistake I agree

^DmHe's a laugh, but I lov^G7e it Beca^Emuse the la^Edimugh's on m^Dm7e. ^G7

^CI'll sing to hi^Gdimm, each spr^Dm7ing to him, ^Cdim And w^Corship the t^E7rousers that cli^Fmaj7ng to him. ^Fdim

Bewit^Cched, b^D7othered a^G7nd bew^Cmaj7ildered ^Fmaj7- am I^A7.

^FdimBe - witc^Ched, b^D7othered and bew^Dm7ildered ^G7am ^CI. ^Fdim ^C

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