My name is Francis Albert (Francis Albert Sinatra)And I sing love
day was born in shades of blueHer song was
Quiet nights of quiet starsQuiet chords from my guitarFloating on the
di "I'm a fool to want a fool to
Give her sunshine in your smileGive her pleasure all the whileTurn
Daisy is darling, Iris is sweetLily is lovely, Blossom's a treatOf
Life is dullIt's nothing but one big lullThen presto you do
I'm sentimental, so I walk in the rainI've got some habits
When the moon hangs low in NapoliThere's a handsome gondolierEvery night
The night is bitterThe stars have lost their glitterThe winds grow
playin' at the Roxy?I'll tell you what's playin' at the
I love you, I love youIs all that I can sayI
When you're awake the things you thinkCome from the dream you
She's a snooty little cutie, she's a burgulous skirtShe's a knockout
You have loved lots of girls in the sweet long-agoAnd each
Writer(s): Frank Loesser, Louis AlterHow I love the kisses of DoloresAye-aye-aye
Fly me to the moonLet me play among the starsLet me
When I was a leanerI sought truth night and dayI asked
Here we go, take oneGo through it fast, like dizzyHere we
I'm a fool to want youI'm a fool to want youTo
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