I Didn’t Know That Lovin’ Was So Good

A popular song from 1916
Words and music by Albert Von Tilzer


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by Gerd Westendorp:


Lyrics

  1. It’s mighty aggravatin’ to think how I’ve been waitin’
    And lettin’ chances pass me day by day
    I’d heard love was peculiar
    In time twould surely rule you
    But I wouldn’t believe a word the folks would say
    But now I’m wide awake, and I see my big mistake
    If the one I love should leave me now
    I know my heart would break

Chorus:
I didn’t know that lovin’ was so good, so good
Strange how long before I understood, understood
It’s very plain to see
I’ve been thro’ the lovin’ third degree
To stop my lovin’ now I never could
Never could, never could, never would
I’m goin’ to love anyhow ’till the day I die, till I die
I’ve lost too much time by bein’ shy, bein’ shy
I’m goin’ to take one solemn vow to
Never stop doin’ what I’m doin’ now
‘Cause I didn’t know that lovin’ was so good, so good

  1. One time my disposition was in a bad condition
    It always seemed like things went wrong with me
    But now I’ve stopped complainin’
    And I have started trainin’
    And a champion lover I am tryin’ to be
    Someone to love I’ve found
    And my love is firm and sound
    I’d be jealous of the honey bees
    If they’d start buzzin’ round

Sung by Vancha March: