You're Just In Love
Rosemary Clooney

Words & Music by Irving Berlin
From the Broadway production "Call Me Madam"



Chart 

Debut 
  
Weeks

# 

Label
 
  

 1954

 

24

Columbia
   


I hear singing and there's no one there

smell blossoms, and the trees are bare

All day long, I seem to walk  on  air --

I wonder why?           I wonder why?

I keep tossing in my sleep at night,

And, what's more, I've lost my appetite.

Stars that used to twinkle in the skies

Are twinkling in my eyes -- I  wonder why

You don't need analyzing; it is not so 
sur-pri-sing

That you feel very strange, but nice

Your heart goes pitter-patter -- I know 
just what's the matter

Because I've  been there once or twice

Put your head on my shoulder;  you need 
someone who's older  

A rubdown with a velvet glove


There is nothing you can take   to 
relieve that pleasant ache

You're not sick you're  just  in love.