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If i only had the nerve i'm afraid there's no denyin' i'm just a dandelion a fate i don't deserve but i could change my habits never more be scared of rabbits if i only had the nerve Yeh, it's sad, believe me, missy when you're born to be a sissy without the vim and verve but i could show my prowess be a lion, not a mous If i only had the nerve lyrics from wizard of oz, the (musical)
If Only I Had The Nerve
Full text, notes, song meaning & annotations, history, key recordings If i only had the nerve lyrics by jackson browne from the the wizard of oz in concert The wizard of oz (1939) if i only had the nerve cinema cut 26.8k subscribers subscribe
if i only had a brain (also if i only had a heart and if i only had the nerve ) is a song by harold arlen (music) and yip harburg (lyrics)
It was sung in the 1939 film the wizard of oz by the character scarecrow, played by ray bolger, and later by the tin man and cowardly lion, played respectively by jack haley and bert lahr, when they meet dorothy, played by judy garland The wizard of oz if i only had the nerve lyrics If i only had the nerve lyrics performed by the wizard of oz (cowardly lion) yeah, it's sad, believe me missy when you're born to be a sissy without the vim and verve
