By Request
Written by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby
A Mickey McBride Arrangement
Refrain
WHY IS IT I SPEND THE DAY,
WAKE UP AND END THE DAY,
THINKING OF YOU?
OH, WHY DOES IT DO THIS TO ME?
IS IT SUCH BLISS TO BE
THINKING OF YOU?
AND WHEN I FALL ASLEEP AT NIGHT, IT SEEMS
YOU JUST TIPTOE INTO ALL MY DREAMS,
SO, I THINK OF NO OTHER ONE,
EVER SINCE I'VE BEGUN
THINKING OF YOU.
(Repeat Refrain)
Originally charted in 1928 by 3 artists, Nat Shilkret at #5, Ben Selvin at #17,
and Harry Archer at # 20, and again in 1936, when it charted at #19 by Carlos
Molina, this song regained prominence when it appeared in the 1950 movie
"Three Little Words", starring Fred Astaire, Vera-Ellen , Red Skelton, Arlene
Dahl, and Keenan Wynn It was sung by Fred Astaire and danced by him and
Vera-Ellen and it was later sung by Red Skelton. It also charted that year with
versions by Don Cherry (#4); Eddie Fisher (# 5); and Sarah Vaughan (#16).
THINKING OF YOU
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