A/N: "Phiz" is short for "physiognomy," a fancy-schmancy word for "face." It's also decades-outdated slang, AFAIK,
but hey, it fit the rhyme scheme.]
Regeneration Song
(ttto "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face," from Lerner & Loewe's _My Fair Lady_)
I'd grown accustomed to your face.
It's very rude to change it now.
I'd grown accustomed to your walk,
The funny way you'd talk.
Your eyes, your nose,
Your hair, your clothes
Had grown familiar through the years;
I can't begin to tell you how.
The other men of my acquaintance only wear a single phiz;
Yours is always changing and I guess that's how it is--
I'd grown accustomed to your looks;
Accustomed to your voice;
Accustomed to your face.
but hey, it fit the rhyme scheme.]
Regeneration Song
(ttto "I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face," from Lerner & Loewe's _My Fair Lady_)
I'd grown accustomed to your face.
It's very rude to change it now.
I'd grown accustomed to your walk,
The funny way you'd talk.
Your eyes, your nose,
Your hair, your clothes
Had grown familiar through the years;
I can't begin to tell you how.
The other men of my acquaintance only wear a single phiz;
Yours is always changing and I guess that's how it is--
I'd grown accustomed to your looks;
Accustomed to your voice;
Accustomed to your face.
