Them There Eyes Lyrics

Them There Eyes lyrics

Them There Eyes

 Gus Arnheim

 (words and music by Maceo Pinkard, William Tracy and Doris Tauber)

 

 I fell in love with you first time I looked into

 Them there eyes.

 You've got a certain li'l cute way of flirtin' with

 Them there eyes.

 They make me feel happy,

 They make me blue.

 No stallin', I'm fallin,

 Going in a sweet way for sweet little you.

 My heart is jumpin', you sure started somethin',

 With them there eyes.

 You'd better watch them if you're wise.

 They sparkle, they bubble,

 They're gonna get you in a whole lot of trouble.

 You're over workin' em,

 There's danger lurkin' in

 Them there eyes.

 

 What Is This Thing Called Love?-Leo Reisman

 (words and music by Cole Porter)

 

 Introduced by Elsie Carlisle in the London production and Frances Shelley

 in the New York production of the musical "Wake Up and Dream."

 Sung by Ginny Simms in the 1946 film "Night and Day."

 Performed by Harry James and his Orchestra in the 1950 film

 "Young Man With a Horn."

 Sung by Lucille Norman and Gordon MacRae, and danced to by Janice Rule and

 Gene Nelson in the 1951 film "Starlift."

 

 (verse)

 I was a humdrum person,

 Leading a life apart,

 When love flew in through my window wide

 And quickened my humdrum heart.

 Love flew in through my window,

 I was so happy then.

 But after love had stayed a little while,

 Love flew out again.

 

 (refrain)

 What is this thing called love?

 This funny thing called love?

 Just who can solve its mystery?

 Why should it make a fool of me?

 I saw you there one wonderful day.

 You took my heart and threw it away.

 That's why I ask the Lord in Heaven above,

 What is this thing called love?

 

 (2nd verse)

 You gave me days of sunshine,

 You gave me nights of cheer,

 You made my life an enchanted dream,

 Till somebody else came near.

 Somebody else came near you,

 I felt the winter's chill,

 And now I sit and wonder night and day

 Why I love you still?

 

 (repeat refrain)

 

 Yesterdays-Leo Reisman

 (words by Otto Harbach and music by Jerome Kern)

 Introduced by Fay Templeton in the musical "Roberta."

 Also performed inthe musical "Lovely To Look At."

 

 Yesterdays, yesterdays,

 Days I knew as happy, sweet sequestered days.

 Olden days, golden days,

 Days of mad romance and love, then gay

 Youth was mine, truth was mine,

 Joyous, free and flaming life, forsooth, was mine.

 Sad am I, glad am I,

 For today I'm dreaming of yesterdays.

 

 You Broght A New Kind Of Love To Me-Paul Whiteman

 (words and music by Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal and Pierre Norman Connor)

 

 Introduced by Maurice Chevalier in the motion picture "The Big Pond."

 Used as a theme for "A New Kind Of Love" (1963 film).

 

 (verse)

 Sweet one, fairer than the flowers,

 Never will I meet one sweeter than you.

 Would you turn away or could you really learn to care

 If I'd ever dare to say, "I love you."

 

 (refrain)

 If the nightingales could sing like you

 They'd sing much sweeter than they do

 For you've brought a new kind of love to me.

 If the sandman brought me dreams of you

 I'd want to sleep my whole life thru,

 For you've brought a new kind of love to me.

 I know that I'm the slave, you're the queen,

 But still you can understand

 That underneath it all you're a maid

 And I am only a man.

 I would work and slave the whole day thru,

 If I could hurry home to you,

 For you've brought a new kind of love to me.

 

 From: Gloria "Montcomags"