This lush and comical a cappella arrangement of Tom Lehrer's famous parody of the trite love song is faithful to the original in length and tone. Harmonically, it recalls Gene Puerling with a nod to barbershop. The ranges are well within the limits of a good men's jazz group. Levine added four words after the last chord which should get a big laugh if the audience isn't already in hysterics. TTTBB a cappella.

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MATTHEW LEVINE has performed regularly for a faithful audience of three geckos outside his shower window for months to critical acclaim (although the disappearing trail of ants has put to question their sincerity). A seven-time award winner in varous national songwriting competitions (one grand prize, four first place and two second place awards), he currenlty studies 20th Century composition with Dr. Robert Nelson at the University of Houston.