Can't Get Out of This Mood

"Can't Get Out of This Mood" is a song Frank Sinatra performed on February 11, 1942 for Columbia Records.

History
was written by Frank Loessor alongside Jimmy McHugh for the film 7 Day's Leave from 1942.

Lyrics
All day long before my eyes come little visions of you. They shouldn't, they mustn't, but they do, they do.

And I can't get out of this mood, can't get over this feeling Can't get out of this mood, last night your lips were too appealing The thrill should have been all gone by today in the usual way But it's only your arms I'm out of. Can't get out of this dream, what a fool I was to dream of you 'twasn't part of my scheme to sigh and tell you that I love you But I'm sayin' it, I'm playin' it dumb Can't get out of this mood, heartbreak, here I come The thrill should have been all gone by today in the usual way But it's only your arms I'm out of. Can't get out of this dream, what a fool I was to dream of you 'twasn't part of my scheme to sigh and tell you that I love you But I'm sayin' it, yes, I'm playin' it dumb Can't get out of this mood, heartbreak, here I come This mood, can't get out of this mood, can't get out of this mood