This Cant Be Love
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This Cant Be Love
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This Can't Be Love
Horace Heidt
Words by Lorenz Hart and music by Richard Rodgers.
Introduced by Marcy Westcott and Eddie Albert in the musical "The Boys From
Syracuse;"
and sung by Rosemary Lane in the 1940 film version.
Sung by Doris Day in the 1962 film "Jumbo."
This can't be love
Because I feel so well--
No sobs, no sorrows, no sighs.
This can't be love,
I get no dizzy spell,
My head is not in the skies.
My heart does not stand still--
Just hear it beat!
This is too sweet
To be love.
This can't be love
Because I feel so well,
But still I love to look in your eyes.
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