Nobody's Problems

&nbsp Nobody's Problem is a song from Bedknobs and Broomsticks. It was written by Robert and Richard Sherman. Miss Eglantine Price sang the song after Professor Brown left back to London. But it was removed at the US Release.

No one to miss if he's gone to long No one to comfort if things go wrong That's how I want it to be Nobody's problems for me

No one who needs me to ease his pain No one to call me his ball and chain Nobody's problems for me And that's how I choose it to be

No problems and strife In this life that I lead No tempers to humor No hungers to feed

No one to warm when the winter's cold No one to pamper; no hand to hold And that's how I choose it to be No, nobody's problems for me