- Music written by
- Jay Gorney
- Lyrics written by
- Sidney Clare
- Copyright date
- November 27, 1933
- Language
- English
- ISWC
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T-070.211.363-0 ASCAP, GEMA, ISWC
- Comments
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From the 1933 romantic comedy Jimmy and Sally. The song is often erroneously credited to the uptempo Burton Lane & Ned Washington song from the same era. It was performed by Ted Lewis in Here Comes the Band (1935), but no further recordings seem to exist.
The Gorney-Clare classic goes like: "You're my thrill, you do something to me, you send chills right through me. When I look at you 'cause you're my thrill, how my pulse increases, I just go to pieces, every time I look at you, I can't keep still. Hm, nothing seems to matter, hm, here's my heart on a silver platter, etc." - Published by
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W B MUSIC CORP
GEMA
BOURNE CO ASCAP
GORNEY MUSIC PUBLISHER ASCAP
- Licensing
- Request a synchronization license
Reported errors
| # | Reported by | Reported on | Status | Last update |
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| #44147 | submitsongs | 2012-08-23 14:56:35 UTC | processed | 2012-11-17 13:03:01 UTC by tsk |
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