That Face

That Face is a song featured in Silly Love Songs. It is performed by Jack Harmon and Felicia Beasley at The Record Stop Shop. It was originally performed by Matthew Broderick and Cady Huffman in the Broadway production of The Producers.

Context
Jack sang this song as means of romancing Felicia shortly after she shot down his overly-fake attempt at getting her to go out on a date.

Lyrics
Jack: ''The urge to merge can rob us of our senses. The need to breed can make a man a drone. We must be on alert with our defenses, for every skirt will test testosterone.''

''So, knowing this I severed all connection with any creature sporting silk or lace. I was firmly headed in the right direction when suddenly I stumbled on that face. ''

''That face, that face, that dangerous face, I mustn’t be unwise. Those lips, that nose, those eyes could lead to my demise. ''

''That face, that face, that marvelous face, I never should begin. Those cheeks, that neck, that chin will surely do me in. ''

''I must be smart and hide my heart if she’s within a mile, if I don’t duck, I’m out of luck, she’d kill me with her smile. ''

''That face, that face, that fabulous face, it’s clear I must beware. I’m certain if I fall in love, I’m lost without a trace. But it’s worth it…for that face. ''

Felicia: ''That face, that face, that lovable face. It melts my Swedish heart…''

Jack: I’m certain if I fall in love, I’m lost without a trace…

Jack and Felicia: But it’s worth it for…that face!