No Not Much

No, Not Much -  The Four Lads  (1956)
Words & Music by Al Stillman & Robert Allen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7pvvaIxMec
 
Intro:     D        Am         D      Am                Dm  G
 
V1
C        Dm       C         Am          Dm      G      Dm    G         
I  don't want  my arms  a - round you,  no, not much;
C        Dm        C        Am          Dm      G      Dm    G
I  don't bless the day  I   found you,  no, not much.
C        A#m      C         Fm                   F
I  don't need you like, the stars don't need the sky;
D        Am       D       Am           Dm   G
I  won't love you longer,     than the day, I, die.
 
V2
C         Dm        C        Am           Dm      G      Dm    G
You don't please me when you squeeze me,  no, not much;
   A#m        Gm       Em        A    Dm   A    Dm
My head's the lightest from your very slightest touch.
F                 Dm         C          Em    A
Baby, if you ever go   could I take it, maybe so;
F       Dm       G        Dm   G    C
Ah, but would I  like it, no,  not, much.
 

Instrumental Interlude: First 2 lines of verse 1
 
Continue with V3
C      A#m      C     Fm             F
Like a ten cent soda, doesn't cost a dime,
D       Am       D        Am    Dm       G
I don't want you near me, only  all, the time.
 
V4
C         Dm        C        Am        Dm      G      Dm     G
You don't thrill me when you hold me,  no, not much;
   A#m        Gm   Em        A        Dm    A   Dm
My brain gets hazy from your cool and cra - zy, touch.
F           Dm       C       Em       A
Baby if you ever go, could I take it, maybe so,
F      Dm      G        Dm   G   C         Em   A
Oh but would I like it, no,  not much,
 
Outro:
 
F     Fm      C
No  , not,    much.