I get no kick from champagne.Mere alcohol doesn't thrill me at all,So tell me why it should be trueThat I get a kick out of you? Anything Goes (1934)
In olden days a glimpse of stockingWas looked on as something shockingBut now, Heaven knows,Anything goes. Anything Goes (1934)
Good authors, too, who once knew better wordsNow only use four-letter wordsWriting prose —Anything goes. Anything Goes (1934)
Some get a kick from cocaine.I'm sure that ifI took even one sniffThat would bore me terrifically, too,Yet, I get a kick out of you. Anything Goes (1934)