Bette Midler - Bette on the Boards - The David Frost Show

David Frost		We're going to carry on talking in just a few moments with Dr. Albert Sangiorgi, David Hartman, Jackie Vernon, but at this point in the proceedings lets take a song and a big welcome back to Miss Bette Midler.
Bette Midler		Remember My Forgotten Man (Al Dubin, Harry Warren) Hello. This song was first heard in the motion picture "Gold Diggers of 1933." I don't know if I deserves a bit of sympathy, Save your sympathy, that's all right with me. I was satisfied to drift along from day to day, till you came and took my man away. 'Remember my forgotten man, You put a rifle in his hand; You sent him far away, You shouted, "Hip, hooray!" But look at him today! Remember my forgotten man, You had him cultivate your land; He stood behind your plow, The sweat fell from his brow, But look at him right now! And once, he used to love me, Oh I was happy, I was happy then; He used to take care of me, Won't you bring him back again? 'Cause ever since this world began, A woman's got to, she's got to have a man; Forgetting him, you see, Means you're forgetting me Like you forgot my man.