"Nice 'N' Easy" — Leavitt, Spence, and Nash's 1960 approach to love.
Writer(s): Spence/Keith/Bergman
Let's take it nice and easy
It's gonna be so easy
For us to fall in love
Hey baby what's your hurry
Relax and don't you worry
We're gonna fall in love
We're on the road to romance - that's safe to say
But let's make all the stops along the way
The problem now of course is
To simply hold your horses
To rush would be a crime
'Cause nice and easy does it every time
Знаете ли вы, что...
- Written by Lew Spence, Alan Bergman, and Marilyn Keith (later Bergman) in 1960 for the album of the same name. The title track sets the philosophy: take it nice and easy, don't rush. Nelson Riddle's arrangement — the most swinging of the Capitol records — enacts the ease it describes.