Written by Cy Coleman and Carolyn Leigh in 1959 and made famous by Frank Sinatra with Count Basie's orchestra in 1964.
The words
A man courting someone promises that their romance has only just begun and its best days lie ahead.
The singer is wooing someone and assures them that everything so far is merely a warm-up for what is coming. It is a confident, swaggering song, full of anticipation and a little flirtation. Dylan's version swings at a steady, unhurried pace, and his older voice gives the promise an amused, knowing edge that a young singer could not bring to it.
Words by Carolyn Leigh
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The words
A man courting someone promises that their romance has only just begun and its best days lie ahead.
The singer is wooing someone and assures them that everything so far is merely a warm-up for what is coming. It is a confident, swaggering song, full of anticipation and a little flirtation. Dylan's version swings at a steady, unhurried pace, and his older voice gives the promise an amused, knowing edge that a young singer could not bring to it.
Words by Carolyn Leigh
Lyrics on Lyrics.com ↗The same year · 2017
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