Harvey
Kathy Mar
I'm sorry to disturb you but you look a kindly sort
I'm looking for a friend of mine he's white and not what you'd call short
Six feet if he's an inch, pink-eyed and dressed with perfect care
From ears to tail a gentleman and singularly rare
Chorus: Have you seen my good friend Harvey
We stopped in down the street
We'd only had a beer or two
When he said he had some friends to meet
And Harvey is so friendly
He makes me very proud
To say I am his special friend
To everyone out loud
He came this way I'm certain 'cause he leaves a special glow
On all the faces in the places he might get to know
It seemed so very peaceful when I looked into this bar
I thought old Harvey must be here, "My goodness there you are"
Chorus: Have you met my good friend Harvey
He's really quite sublime
Come out and do the town with us
I can guarantee a real fine time
For Harvey is so friendly
The good time never ends
And all the folks we haven't met
Are just our will-be friends
Whenever I'm with Harvey I have all the time I please
The pleasant hours last twice as long and pass with grace and ease
But all the dull and boring times that plague our lives each day
Dance on before you blink an eye when Harvey comes to stay
Chorus: Say Hello to my friend Harvey
And come along today
He'll slip a month into an hour
And we'll tour from here to Mandalay
And when our lunch is over
And we've wandered home again
We'll all go out to some new bar
And make another friend
Words and music: Kathy Mar
Copyright 1985 Kathy Mar
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