You And I Know Tommy Dorsey

YOU AND I KNOW Tommy Dorsey You and I know love has found us Why does my heart beat now? Why is the world sweet now?

The Dipsy Doodle Tommy Dorsey

The dipsy doodle is the thing to beware The dipsy doodle will get in your hair And if it gets you, it couldn't be worse The things you say will come out in reverse Like you love I and me love you That's

Lamp Is Low Tommy Dorsey

THE LAMP IS LOW Tommy Dorsey Lyric: Mitchell Parish Music: Peter De Rose & Bert Shefter Dream beside me in the midnight glow The lamp is low Dream and watch the shadows come and go The lamp

Oh Look At Me Now Tommy Dorsey

Oh, Look at Me Now Tommy Dorsey Music and Lyrics byJoe Buskin and John De Vries Him: I'm not the guy who cared about love And I'm not the guy who cared about fortunes and such Never cared much

I'll Never Smile Again Tommy Dorsey

"I'll never smile again Until I smile at you I'll never laugh again What good would it do For tears would fill my eyes My heart would realize That our romance is true I'll never love again I'm so in love

Oh You Crazy Moon Tommy Dorsey

OH YOU CRAZY MOON Tommy Dorsey When they met, the way they smiled, I saw that I was thru Oh you crazy moon, what did you do?

I'm Getting Sentimental Over You Tommy Dorsey

"Never thought I'd fall, But now I hear love call, I'm getting sentimental over you Things you say and do, Just thrill me through and through, I'm getting sentimental over you.

Imagination Tommy Dorsey

Imagination Artist: Frank Sinatra w/Tommy Dorsey Orchestra뾣rom the CD 밫ommy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra-Stardust?

I Can Dream Cant I Tommy Dorsey

- lyrics as recorded July 15, 1949 by The Andrews Sisters with Gordon Jenkins and His Orchestra. Lead vocal by Patty Andrews with Maxene and Laverne on backup vocals.

How About You Tommy Dorsey

HOW ABOUT YOU Tommy Dorsey I like New York in June, how about you? I like a Gershwin tune, how about you?

Sinner Kissed An Angel Tommy Dorsey

A SINNER KISSED AN ANGEL Tommy Dorsey Stars in the sky were dancing One night perfect for romancing The night a sinner kissed an angel He wanted thrills she wanted love Oh, but his sighs were

On Treasure Island Tommy Dorsey

ON TREASURE ISLAND Tommy Dorsey I sailed away to Treasure Island And my heart stood still When I landed on the silvery shore We met that day on Treasure Island And the smile you gave Was the

Embraceable You Tommy Dorsey

Embrace me, my sweet embraceable you! Embrace me, you irreplaceable you! Just one look at you My heart grew tipsy in me, You and you alone Bring out the Gypsy in me!

Have You Got Any Castle Baby Tommy Dorsey

HAVE YOU GOT ANY CASTLE BABY Tommy Dorsey Have you got any castles That you want me to build baby Have you got any dragons That you want to have killed, baby?

Just As Though You Were Here Tommy Dorsey

Just As Though You Were Here Tommy Dorsey with vocal by Frank Sinatra Written by Eddie DeLange and John Benson Brooks Peaked at # 6 in 1942 I'll wake each morning and I'll promise to laugh I'll

Once In A While Tommy Dorsey

Once in a while will you try to give one little thought to me Though someone else maybe nearer your heartOnce in a while will you dream of the moments I shared with you, Moments before we two drifted apart.In

Take Me Tommy Dorsey

TAKE ME Tommy Dorsey Take me, I'm yours if you'll take me; Please darling, awake me, And set my heart aflame.

All I Remember Is You Tommy Dorsey

ALL I REMEMBER IS YOU Tommy Dorsey I don't remember the day we met; Time and places are hazy yet' I've forgotten just where, but you were there, Was it summer, were stars aglow, When we parted

Dipsy Doodle Tommy Dorsey

The Dipsy Doodle Tommy Dorsey The dipsy doodle is the thing to beware The dipsy doodle will get in your hair And if it gets you, it couldn't be worse The things you say will come out in reverse

Our Love Tommy Dorsey

OUR LOVE Tommy Dorsey - words and music by Larry Clinton, Buddy Bernier and Bob Emmerich Our love I feel it everywhere Through the nighttime It is the message of the breeze Our love Is like

Stardust Tommy Dorsey

And now the purple dusk of twilight time Steals across the meadows of my heart High up in the sky the little stars climb Always reminding me that we're apartYou wander down the lane and far away Leaving

My Own Tommy Dorsey

MY OWN Tommy Dorsey My own let me call you my own Let me make you a part of the song in my heart Alone I'm just living in vain Ev'rything that I do is depending on you Show me a sign of your

In The Blue Of Evening Tommy Dorsey

IN THE BLUE OF EVENING The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra Written by: Thomas Montgomery Adair and Alfonso D묨rtega #1 week of August 21, 1943 through week of September 4, 1943 In the blue of evening

This Love Of Mine Tommy Dorsey

This Love of Mine Tommy Dorsey Words by Frank Sinatra and music by Sol Parker and Henry Sanicola. Introduced by Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra, vocal by Frank Sinatra.

In The Still Of The Nighttd Tommy Dorsey

In The Still Of The Night Tommy Dorsey Music and Lyrics by Cole Porter In the still of the night, As I gaze from my window, At the moon in it뭩 flight, My thoughts all stray to you.

I'm Beginning To See The Light Tommy Dorsey

I never cared much for moonlit skies I never wink back at fireflies But now that the stars are in your eyes I'm beginning to see the light I never went in for afterglow Or candlelight on the mistletoe

Alone Tommy Dorsey

Alone Alone with a sky of romance above Alone Alone on a night that was meant for love There must be someone waiting Who feels the way I do Whoever you are, are you, are you...

Daybreak Tommy Dorsey

DAYBREAK Tommy Dorsey Daybreak, another new day, The mist on the meadow is drifting away For it's daybreak, the sun's in the sky now And flowers break through their blanket of dew.

Music Goes Round And Round Tommy Dorsey

THE MUSIC GOES ROUND AND ROUND Tommy Dorsey I blow thru here The music goes 'round and around Whoa-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho And it comes out here I push the first valve down The music goes down and around

You Couldnt Be Cutter Tommy Dorsey

YOU COULDN'T BE CUTER Tommy Dorsey You couldn't be cuter, Plus that you couldn't be smarter, Plus that intelligent face you have A disgraceful charm for me You couldn't be keener, You look so

There Are Such Things Tommy Dorsey

There Are Such Things Frank Sinatra From the CD "Tommy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra-Stardust" Words and Music by Stanley Adams, Abel Baer, and George W Meyer A heart that뭩 true, there are

Music Maestro Please Tommy Dorsey

Tommy Dorsey - words by Herb Magidson, music by Allie Wrubel A table near the band A small one Some cigarettes, a drink Yes, a tall one And, waiter, I could use A chaser for my blues Tonight

On The Sunny Side Of The Street Tommy Dorsey

"Grab your coat Don't forget your hat But leave your worries Leave 'em on the doorstep Just direct your feet To the sun sunny side of the street Pitter-pat You know that happy tune is my step Life sorry

I Got Rhythm Tommy Dorsey

I'm chipper all the day, happy with my lot How do I get that way? Look at what I've got I got rhythm, I got music I got my man Who could ask for anything more?

Take Me Back To My Boots And Saddle Tommy Dorsey

Take Me Back To My Boots and Saddle Tommy Dorsey Take me back to my boots and saddle.

You Leave Me Breathless Tommy Dorsey

YOU LEAVE ME BREATHLESS Tommy Dorsey You leave me breathless, you heavenly thing, You look so wonderful, you're a breath out of spring You leave me speechless, I'm just like the birds, I'm filled

Lovely Lady Tommy Dorsey

LOVELY LADY Tommy Dorsey Lovely lady I'm falling madly in love with you It's a feeling beyond concealing What can I do?

Yes Indeed Tommy Dorsey

Yes Indeed Tommy Dorsey Him: Yes, indeed! [Long instrumental break] Chorus: Yes, indeed! Chorus: Yes, indeed!

Indian Summer Tommy Dorsey

INDIAN SUMMER Tommy Dorsey - words by Al Dubin, Music by Victor Herbert - written in 1919 as a piano piece subtitled "An American Idyll" - lyrics added in 1939 Summer, you old Indian Summer You're

Nevada Tommy Dorsey

Nevada Tommy Dorsey Composers are Walter Donaldson and Mort Greene We lived a dream by a cool mountain stream in Nevada Millions of stars were exclusively ours that night.

This Is No Dream Tommy Dorsey

THIS IS NO DREAM Tommy Dorsey This is no dream That's what my heart keeps saying This is no dream, this is real Stars dance above, Heavenly music's playing This must be love the way I feel,

Night And Day Tommy Dorsey

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Satan Takes A Holiday Tommy Dorsey

Satan Takes A Holiday Tommy Dorsey by Larry Clinton Stop, look, and listen to me, Last night at a quarter past three The Devil started dancin' He was entrancin' hen he did the "Jangle: his

Blue Skies (블루 스카이스) Tommy Dorsey

Blue skies, smilin' at me Nothin' but blues skies do I see Bluebirds singin' a song Nothin' but bluebirds all day long All the days are hurryin' by When you're in love, my how they fly Blue days,

Tommy Alanna Cherote

Once there was a point Where I could control myself Once there was a point Where I'd recycle my share Once there was a point Where I could Control Myself Once I had a boyfriend He Was Like My Best Friend

Stardust Isham Jones

- charted in 1936 by Benny Goodman (#2) and Tommy Dorsey (#8). - charted in 1939 by Sammy Kaye (#16). - charted in 1941 by Artie Shaw (#2), Tommy Dorsey (#7), and Glenn Miller (#20).

Stardust Jimmy Lunceford

- charted in 1936 by Benny Goodman (#2) and Tommy Dorsey (#8). - charted in 1939 by Sammy Kaye (#16). - charted in 1941 by Artie Shaw (#2), Tommy Dorsey (#7), and Glenn Miller (#20).

I'll Never Smile Again Frank Sinatra, Tommy Dorsey

I'll never smile again Until I smile at you I'll never laugh again What good would it do For tears would fill my eyes My heart would realize That our romance is true I'll never love again I'm so in love

I Should Care Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra

I Should Care -Artist: Nat King Cole -Words and Music by Sammy Cahn, Axel Stordahl, and Paul Weston -from the film "Thrill Of A Romance" starring Esther Williams and Van Johnson -charted in 1945

Theyre Either Too Young Or Too Old Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra

They're Either Too Young or Too Old Tommy Dorsey Words by Frank Loesser and music by Arthur Schwartz. Introduced by Bette Davis in the 1945 film "Thank Your Lucky Stars."