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"I'm Getting Sentimental Over You" is a jazz standard composed by George Bassman with lyrics by Ned Washington in 1932. The song is famously associated with bandleader Tommy Dorsey, where Frank Sinatra gained significant recognition as the vocalist. Its enduring melody and heartfelt lyrics have made it a classic, featured in numerous recordings and performances over the decades.
Never thought I'd fall
But now I hear love call
I'm getting sentimental over you
♪
Things you say and do
Just thrill me through and through
I'm getting sentimental over you
♪
I thought I was happy
I could live without love
Now I must admit
Love is all that I'm thinking of
Won't you please be kind
And just make up your mind?
That you'll be sweet and gentle
Be gentle with me
Because I'm sentimental over you
♪
I thought I was happy
I could live without love
Now I must admit
Love is all that I'm thinking of
Won't you please be kind
And just make up your mind?
That you'll be sweet and gentle
Be gentle with me
Because I'm sentimental over you