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I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT TIME IT WAS From the Broadway Musical "Too Many Girls" (1939) (Music: Richard Rodgers / Lyrics: Lorenz Hart) Richard Kollmar & Marcy Westcott (Broadway Production) - 1939 Benny Goodman & His Orch. (vocal: Louise Tobin) - 1939 Jimmy Dorsey & His orch. (vocal: Bob Eberly) - 1939 Artie Shaw & His Orch. - 1939 Bea Wain - 1939 Trudy Erwin (as the singing voice of Lucille Ball in the film version) - 1940 June Christy - 1949 Peggy Lee - 1953 Anita O'Day - 1954 Doris Day - 1955 Ted Heath & His Orch. - 1955 Ella Fitzgerald - 1956 Billie Holiday - 1956 Nat King Cole - 1956 Frank Sinatra (feat. in the film "Pal Joey") - 1957 Gogi Grant - 1959 Barbara Cook - 1959 Tony Bennett - 1960 Loretz Alexandria - 1960 Bobby Darin - 1961 Bobby Timmons - 1961 Joni James - 1962 Carmen McRae - 1963 Little Jimmy Scott - 1963 The Crampton Sisters - 1964 The Supremes - 1967 Ray Charles - 1969 Betty Carter - 1970 Julie Andrews - 1970 Earnestine Anderson - 1983 Cassandra Wilson - 1988 Karrin Allyson - 1992 James Taylor (feat. in the film "A League Of Their Own") - 1992 Eden Atwood - 1992 Ian Shaw - 1996 Barbara Sfraga - 1998 Gisele Jackson - 1998 Dena De Rose - 2002 Also recorded by: Sarah Vaughan; Jo Stafford; Brook Benton; Julie London; Dinah Shore; Bob Ackerman; Jackie Allen; Laurindo Almeida; Lew Anderson Big Band; Les Brown; Dean Elliott; Carmen Cavallaro; Sonny Clark; Matt Dennis; Brad Mehldau; Al Ferguson; Dardanelle; Lester Young; Eileen Farrell; Dorothy Dandridge; Count Basie; Art Blakey; Ruby Braff; Donna Brooks; Shirley Horn; Dudley Moore; Charlie Parker; Gloria Cooper; Art Tatum; Jack Teagarden; Kiri Te Kanawa; Dawn Upshaw; Chick Corea; Kenny Drew; Oscar Peterson; Diane Delin; Margaret Whiting ............ and othes. Once I was young, yesterday, perhaps Danced with Jim and Paul and kissed some other chaps Once I was young, but never was naive I thought I had a trick or two up my imaginary sleeve And now I know I was naive I didn't know what time it was Then I met you Oh, what a lovely time it was How sublime it was too! I didn't know what day it was Then you held my hand Warm like the month of May it was And I'll say it was grand Grand to be alive, to be young To be mad, to be yours alone Grand to see your face, feel your touch Hear your voice say I'm all your own I didn't know what year it was Life was no prize I wanted love and here it was Shining out of your eyes Once I was old, twenty years or so Rather well preserved, the wrinkles didn't show Once I was old, but not too old for fun I used to hunt for little girls up my imaginary gun But now I ain't for only one I'm wise and I know what time it is now I'm wise and I know what time it is now I'm so wise and I know what time it is now ********** As recorded by DORIS DAY: I didn't know what time it was, Then I met you. Oh, what a lovely time it was, How sublime it was too! I didn't know what day it was, You held my hand. Warm like the month of May it was, And I'll say it was grand. Grand to be alive, to be young, To be mad, to be yours alone! Grand to see your face, feel your touch, Hear your voice say I'm all your own. I didn't know what year it was, Life was no prize. I wanted love and here it was Shining out of your eyes. I'm wise, And I know what time it is now. (Orchestral Break) I wanted love and here it was Shining out of your eyes. I'm wise, And I know what time it is now. (Transcribed by Bill Huntley - January 2005)

    





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