A popular song from 1931.
Words and music by E. Y. Harburg and Milton Ager.
Sheet music provided by Laurence Rubenstein:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- Life is more than sweet
Whole world at my feet
All because I know you care for me, dear
Not a cloud above
But without your love
Oh, how diff’rent ev’rything would be, dear
Chorus
Skies would be gray for me
If I didn’t have you
Each hour a day for me
If I didn’t have you
What would I live for, tell me, what would I do
If I didn’t have you?
No moon would beam for me
When the shadows would fall
There’d be no dream for me
In the night-in-gale’s call
This lovely world would mean just nothing at all
If I didn’t have you
- Winter seems like Spring
I have learned to sing
Since you came along in all your glory
Had you passed me by
It is certain I
Would have had to tell a diff’rent story
Sung here by Fred Feild: