Something Wonderful Polly Bergen
"Something Wonderful" by Polly Bergen is a poignant ballad from the 1950 musical "The King and I." #Musical. Released in 1951, it explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the yearning for emotional connection. The lyrics express a longing for a deeper relationship, highlighting vulnerability. Its lush orchestration and Bergen's emotive delivery enhance its heartfelt message, making it a memorable piece in musical theater history.
He will not always say
What you would have him say
But now and then he’ll say
Something wonderful
The thoughtless things he’ll do
Will hurt and worry you
Then all at once he’ll do
Something wonderful
He has a thousand dreams
That won’t come true
You know that he believes in them
And that’s enough for you
You’ll always go along
Defend him when he’s wrong
And tell him when he’s strong
He is wonderful
He’ll always need your love
And so he’ll get your love
A man who needs your love
Must be wonderful
What you would have him say
But now and then he’ll say
Something wonderful
The thoughtless things he’ll do
Will hurt and worry you
Then all at once he’ll do
Something wonderful
He has a thousand dreams
That won’t come true
You know that he believes in them
And that’s enough for you
You’ll always go along
Defend him when he’s wrong
And tell him when he’s strong
He is wonderful
He’ll always need your love
And so he’ll get your love
A man who needs your love
Must be wonderful
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