A 1914 popular song
Words by Bert Kalmar and Edgar Leslie
Music by Ted Snyder
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
1. You’ve done it, you’ve done it
You made me love you
And since you’ve stolen my heart
I’m wondering what you mean to do
If you will love it dear, or break it in two
Why don’t you, why don’t you
Why don’t you love me
Love me the way I love you
My heart is aching, breaking
Waiting for your reply, and this is why
Chorus:
I can’t, no I can’t stop from loving you now
My heart from the start kept on teaching me how
Like time and tide my love with go on
I’ve got to keep it up, keep it up, keep it up
Begun all in fun, then it grew to be real
Each kiss has more bliss than I thought I could feel
The more I get, the more love I crave
I just can’t make my loving behave
Oh no I can’t, oh no I can’t
I know I can’t stop loving you now
2. Remember, remember, you haven’t told me
If I’m to hope or despair
And yet, no matter what you’d say
I’d have to love you in the very same way
I’m worried, I’m worried, I’ll tell you reason
I fear I’m loving in vain
Think something of me, love me
Like you could if you would
Here’s why you should