| Song | End Titles* - Instrumental |
| Artist | André Previn |
| Album | My Fair Lady Soundtrack |
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| (HIGGINS begins playing a recording.) | |
| ELIZA. (recorded voice, speaking) | |
| Oh, we are proud! | |
| He ain't above giving lessons, not him. | |
| I heard him say so. | |
| Well I ain't come here to ask for any compliment. | |
| And if my money's not good enough, | |
| I can go elsewhere. | |
| HIGGINS. (recorded voice, speaking) | |
| Good enough for what? | |
| ELIZA. (recorded voice, still speaking) | |
| Good enough for you. | |
| Now ya know, don'tcha? | |
| I'm come to have lessons,and pay for 'em, too,make no mistake. | |
| PICKERING. (recorded voice, speaking) | |
| What is it you want, my girl? | |
| ELIZA. (recorded voice, still speaking) | |
| I - I want to be a lady in a flower shop,instead of sellin' on the corner at | |
| Tottenham | |
| Court Road. | |
| But they won't take meunless | |
| I can talk more genteel. | |
| He said he could teach me. | |
| Well, here | |
| I am, ready to pay,not askin' any favor,and he treats me as if | |
| I was dirt. | |
| I know what lessons cost as well as you do,and | |
| I'm ready to pay. | |
| I won't give more than a shillin'. | |
| Take it or leave it! | |
| HIGGINS. (recorded voice, still speaking) | |
| It's almost irresistable. | |
| She's so deliciously low,so horribly dirty. | |
| I'll take it! | |
| I'll make a duchess of thisdraggle-tailed guttersnipe. | |
| ELIZA. (a "click", as she stops the recording) | |
| I washed me face and 'ands before | |
| I come, I did. | |
| HIGGINS.Eliza?(HIGGINS sits, reclines, pulls his hat forward over his eyes.) | |
| Where the devil are my slippers? |
| HIGGINS begins playing a recording. | |
| ELIZA. recorded voice, speaking | |
| Oh, we are proud! | |
| He ain' t above giving lessons, not him. | |
| I heard him say so. | |
| Well I ain' t come here to ask for any compliment. | |
| And if my money' s not good enough, | |
| I can go elsewhere. | |
| HIGGINS. recorded voice, speaking | |
| Good enough for what? | |
| ELIZA. recorded voice, still speaking | |
| Good enough for you. | |
| Now ya know, don' tcha? | |
| I' m come to have lessons, and pay for ' em, too, make no mistake. | |
| PICKERING. recorded voice, speaking | |
| What is it you want, my girl? | |
| ELIZA. recorded voice, still speaking | |
| I I want to be a lady in a flower shop, instead of sellin' on the corner at | |
| Tottenham | |
| Court Road. | |
| But they won' t take meunless | |
| I can talk more genteel. | |
| He said he could teach me. | |
| Well, here | |
| I am, ready to pay, not askin' any favor, and he treats me as if | |
| I was dirt. | |
| I know what lessons cost as well as you do, and | |
| I' m ready to pay. | |
| I won' t give more than a shillin'. | |
| Take it or leave it! | |
| HIGGINS. recorded voice, still speaking | |
| It' s almost irresistable. | |
| She' s so deliciously low, so horribly dirty. | |
| I' ll take it! | |
| I' ll make a duchess of thisdraggletailed guttersnipe. | |
| ELIZA. a " click", as she stops the recording | |
| I washed me face and ' ands before | |
| I come, I did. | |
| HIGGINS. Eliza? HIGGINS sits, reclines, pulls his hat forward over his eyes. | |
| Where the devil are my slippers? |
| HIGGINS begins playing a recording. | |
| ELIZA. recorded voice, speaking | |
| Oh, we are proud! | |
| He ain' t above giving lessons, not him. | |
| I heard him say so. | |
| Well I ain' t come here to ask for any compliment. | |
| And if my money' s not good enough, | |
| I can go elsewhere. | |
| HIGGINS. recorded voice, speaking | |
| Good enough for what? | |
| ELIZA. recorded voice, still speaking | |
| Good enough for you. | |
| Now ya know, don' tcha? | |
| I' m come to have lessons, and pay for ' em, too, make no mistake. | |
| PICKERING. recorded voice, speaking | |
| What is it you want, my girl? | |
| ELIZA. recorded voice, still speaking | |
| I I want to be a lady in a flower shop, instead of sellin' on the corner at | |
| Tottenham | |
| Court Road. | |
| But they won' t take meunless | |
| I can talk more genteel. | |
| He said he could teach me. | |
| Well, here | |
| I am, ready to pay, not askin' any favor, and he treats me as if | |
| I was dirt. | |
| I know what lessons cost as well as you do, and | |
| I' m ready to pay. | |
| I won' t give more than a shillin'. | |
| Take it or leave it! | |
| HIGGINS. recorded voice, still speaking | |
| It' s almost irresistable. | |
| She' s so deliciously low, so horribly dirty. | |
| I' ll take it! | |
| I' ll make a duchess of thisdraggletailed guttersnipe. | |
| ELIZA. a " click", as she stops the recording | |
| I washed me face and ' ands before | |
| I come, I did. | |
| HIGGINS. Eliza? HIGGINS sits, reclines, pulls his hat forward over his eyes. | |
| Where the devil are my slippers? |