Now here is the young star of the Broadway hit musical I Can Get It For You Wholesale.
She's also the co-winner of the New York Drama Critics Circle Award
for the Best Supporting Actress of 1962.
Miss Barbara Streisand, ladies and gentlemen.
Spring is here
There's no mistaking Robbins
Building nests from coast to coast
My heart tries to sing
So they won't hear it breaking
Spring can really hang you up the most
College boys are writing sonnets
And their tender passion they're engrossed
While I'm on the shelf
With last year's Easter bonnets
Spring can really hang you up the most
Love came my way
I hoped it would last
We had our day
Now that's all in the past
Spring came along
A season of song
Full of sweet promise
Something went wrong
Doctors once prescribed
A tonic, sulfur and molasses
Was the dose
Didn't help a bit
My condition must be chronic
Spring can really hang you up the most
All alone
The party's over
Old Man Winter was a gracious host
But when you keep praying
For snow to hide the clover
Spring can really hang you up the most
Applause
Welcome back again
You are, let me say something
You are, since I have been on the show
In the brief four months
I've seen a lot of people, performers work on the show
But I have never heard it when you sing
And you're doing something like this
It is quiet
In the studios it is
And that's your credit
When you can keep them that quiet they listen
You are an exciting young singer
Do you know that?
You are good
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