LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT- words and music by Edith Lindeman and Carl Stutz- lyrics as recorded by Kitty Kallen in a 1962 re-recording of her 1954 record and included in the 1969 Reader's Digest record collection, "Hear Them Again!"Blow me a kiss across the roomSay I look nice when I'm notTouch my hair as you pass my chairLittle things mean a lotGive me your arm as we cross the streetCall me at six on the dotA line a day when you're far awayLittle things mean a lotDon't have to buy me diamonds or pearlsChampagne, sables or suchI never cared much for diamonds and pearls'Cause honestly, honey, they just cost moneyGive me your hand when I've lost my wayGive me your shoulder to cry onWhether the day is bright or grayGive me your heart to rely onSend me the warmth of a secret smileTo show me you haven't forgotFor always and ever, now and foreverLittle things mean a lotGive me your hand when I've lost my wayGive me your shoulder to cry onWhether the day is bright or grayGive me your heart to rely onSend me the warmth of a secret smileTo show me you haven't forgotFor always and ever, now and foreverLittle things mean a lot
