| Song | I Get A Kick Out Of You (1998 Digital Remaster) |
| Artist | Frank Sinatra |
| Album | Classic Sinatra - His Great Performances 1953-1960 |
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| My story is much too sad to be told, | |
| But practically everything leaves me totally cold. | |
| The exception I know is the case | |
| When I'm out on a quiet spree, | |
| Fighting vainly the old ennui, | |
| And I suddenly turn and see your fabulous face. | |
| I get no kick from champagne. | |
| Mere alcohol doesn't thrill me at all. | |
| So tell me why should it be true | |
| That I get a kick out of you? | |
| Some, they may go for cocaine. | |
| I'm sure that if I took even one sniff | |
| It would bore me terrifically, too. | |
| Yet I get a kick out of you. | |
| I get a kick every time I see | |
| You standing there before me. | |
| I get a kick though it's clear to see | |
| You obviously do not adore me. | |
| I get no kick in a plane. | |
| Flying too high with some gal in the sky | |
| Is my idea of nothing to do. | |
| Yet I get a kick - um you give me a boot - I get a kick out of you. |
| My story is much too sad to be told, | |
| But practically everything leaves me totally cold. | |
| The exception I know is the case | |
| When I' m out on a quiet spree, | |
| Fighting vainly the old ennui, | |
| And I suddenly turn and see your fabulous face. | |
| I get no kick from champagne. | |
| Mere alcohol doesn' t thrill me at all. | |
| So tell me why should it be true | |
| That I get a kick out of you? | |
| Some, they may go for cocaine. | |
| I' m sure that if I took even one sniff | |
| It would bore me terrifically, too. | |
| Yet I get a kick out of you. | |
| I get a kick every time I see | |
| You standing there before me. | |
| I get a kick though it' s clear to see | |
| You obviously do not adore me. | |
| I get no kick in a plane. | |
| Flying too high with some gal in the sky | |
| Is my idea of nothing to do. | |
| Yet I get a kick um you give me a boot I get a kick out of you. |
| My story is much too sad to be told, | |
| But practically everything leaves me totally cold. | |
| The exception I know is the case | |
| When I' m out on a quiet spree, | |
| Fighting vainly the old ennui, | |
| And I suddenly turn and see your fabulous face. | |
| I get no kick from champagne. | |
| Mere alcohol doesn' t thrill me at all. | |
| So tell me why should it be true | |
| That I get a kick out of you? | |
| Some, they may go for cocaine. | |
| I' m sure that if I took even one sniff | |
| It would bore me terrifically, too. | |
| Yet I get a kick out of you. | |
| I get a kick every time I see | |
| You standing there before me. | |
| I get a kick though it' s clear to see | |
| You obviously do not adore me. | |
| I get no kick in a plane. | |
| Flying too high with some gal in the sky | |
| Is my idea of nothing to do. | |
| Yet I get a kick um you give me a boot I get a kick out of you. |