What'll I Do

"What'll I Do" is a duet ballad sung by Fee and Foo in "The Negatives of Being Positively Charged". It is a popular standard written by in 1923.

Lyrics
Foo:'' What'll I do when you are far away, and I am blue, what'll I do...''

Fee:'' What'll I do when I am wondering who, is punching you, what'll I do...''

Foo:'' What'll I do with just a photograph, to tell my troubles to...''

Both:'' When I'm alone with only dreams of you, that won't come true, what'll I do...''

Foo: What'll I do...

Both: What'll we do...

A Word From the Composer
Fee and Foo’s rendition of “What’ll I Do” is so sweet and touching! It amazes me that a modern day cartoon would have a string arrangement of a 1923 song in it... Let alone my arrangement! This was a tall order but I think it came out nice - and the adorable voices of Fee and Foo absolutely make the song! -ep

Trivia

 * The lyric that included "kissing you" in the original song got changed to "punching you."