"Wonderful Guy" lyric question

Just heard someone sing these alternate lyrics to this song - anyone know where they come from?

I've been known to share your satirical attitude,
Thinking that love could be kept in its place,
Till all of a sudden that lyrical platitude
Bounced up and hit me smack in the face.
That's how I turned out to be
The happy young woman you see!

I believe they were written for the song by Hammerstein, but cut before it opened on Broadway. They probably were in early printings of the sheet music. In recent years, of course, Barbara Cook has sung them.

Back when Broadway music was synonymous with popular song (ie, the era of SOUTH PACIFIC), it was quite common for the versions of songs used by singers to have different or additional verses and bridges, so that they songs could better stand on their own.

Most recently done by Sondheim for Streisand and her recording of "Send in the Clowns." where he added the additional bridge that sums up the scene that happens on stage between Desiree and Frederick. Makes the ending of the song make more sense when sung solo.

If anyone knows for sure who wrote these additional lyrics, please let me know. Thanks!

Great! I will definitely look it up when it's published.