Just Say I Love Her lyrics
Just Say I Love Her
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What made you think it was a transcription? I just found it on the Net in one of a thousand places it is featured. And the song is as much of a staple as can be, It's what they call a standard. I love Steve Lawrence so much, that I was totally concentrated on finding a good quality youtube recording of his and missed the incompleteness of the lyrics. My bad

What made you think it was a transcription? I just found it on the Net in one of a thousand places it is featured. And the song is as much of a staple as can be, It's what they call a standard.
I personally wouldn’t even dream of copying and pasting a song from another site, pair it with a video and posting it on lyricstranslate without ensuring that the lyrics are complete and are matched to what is sung in the video.
Thanks to all involved for the missing lyrics.

That's what makes life interesting, Michael. We all have different dreams...And I admitted that it was my mistake. You still have a need
to wag your finger at me? Something is telling me that you won't be a good source for my Italian needs. Please, forget that I asked you.

Igor, just from the experience, Michael is a really good source. I don’t know what’s in the air, but it seems there’s too much strife all over. I say we introduce a new rule that would require all exchanges to be humorous. Yes, and a medal for it...❣️


> And, if you don’t mind:
Jimmy Dale / Jack Val / Sam Ward / Martin Kalmanoff -
based on the Italian song "Dicitencello Vuje" by Rodolfo Falvo & Enzo Fusco
I do mind. Why those four and not Sinatra, Eddie Fisher, Cliff Richard and many others.
Some things do not need introductions. It's like in some German corporations the top dogs
don't have titles on their business cards - just the names - because everybody is supposed to know
who they are - I like the idea.

> Couldn’t find any evidence that Frank Sinatra ever recorded it.
I could have been wrong, for some reason I was under that impression.
It would be weird if Frank never did it. I thought he did everything.
And his voice was big enough for the song, - not as big as that of Steve Lawrence though.
And they sounded eerily similar.
I have over 600 songs by Sinatra on my hard drive and will go through those but now I tend to think that you're right.
Thanks again for noticing and for completing the page.
Sinatra once called Steve Lawrence the best singer he's ever heard.
Hard to disagree.