You Do Something To Me
Doris Day
Written by Cole Porter
She sang it in the 1951 film "Starlift" but did not chart it as a single
In 1930 it was a # 13 for Leo Reisman
Introduced by William Gaxton in the musical "Fifty Million Frenchmen"
Sung in 3 other films: by Jane Wyman in "Night and Day" (1946); dubbed by Gogi Grant in
"The Helen Morgan Story" (1957); and by Louis Jordan in "Can Can" (1960)
You do something to me
Something that simply mystifies me
Tell me, why should it be
You have the power to hypnotize me
Let me live 'neath your spell
*You* do that voodoo that you do so well
For you do something to me
That nobody else could do.
Let me live 'neath your spell
*You* do that voodoo that you do so well
For you do something to me
That nobody else could do
That nobody else could do
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE *You* is sung by most artists (and I checked on Jack Jones and Frank
Sinatra) as "DO do that voodoo." However, this is Doris' version and I have absolutely no
doubt
that she sings "You".
