Oh My Goodness

Oh My Goodness is a song that was sung by Shirley Temple in the 1936 film The Poor Little Rich Girl. The lyrics are below:

When I say it's day you say it's night When I say it's black you say it's white Tell me What's wrong with you Baby?

When I say it's left you say it's right But when you say it, you say it for spite Gee whiz! What is wrong with you? Why can't I get along with you?

At times I ought to hate you, You make me feel so blue But honest I can't hate you when you smile at me the way you do

Oh, My Goodness!

Sometimes I want to leave you, You tell such awful lies But I could never leave you when I look into those great big eyes Oh, My Goodness!

I love you do you love me? Honey if you don't, why don't cha? Honey, if you won't, why won't cha? Am I gonna have trouble with you?

I really ought to scold you You'll have me old and grey But when it's time to scold you I hold you in my arms and say oh my, oh my, Oh, My Goodness!