(I think it’s you)
a popular song from 1936
words by Charles Newman
music by James V. Monaco
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- I was passing by the corner
It was windy on the corner
And it blew me into you
What a night! the wind was blowin’
Didn’t know where I was goin’
It was fate and here of late
Chorus
I’ve got something in my eye
I think it’s you
You seem to be all I can see
I’ve got something in my eye
Oh, what a view
I’m seein’ things, I’m blaming you
It must have been that kiss
That kiss, that night
That night, that kiss
Affected my sight
I’ve got visions of a bridal suite for two
I’ve got something in my eye
I know it’s you
- Trouble, trouble, double trouble
With my eyes I’m seeing double
But I find that I don’t mind
Anyone in my position
Would consult a great optician
But I’m sure I’ve found the cure
Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein: