Just as Though You Were Here

"Just as Though You Were Here" is a song Frank Sinatra recorded under the RCA Victor label, recording alongside Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra.

The song was released as a single with a B-side of "Street of Dreams." "Just as Though You Were Here" peaked at #6 on the charts of 1942, with its B-side peaking at #17.

Lyrics
I'll wake each morning and I'll promise to laugh I'll say "Good morning" to your old photograph Then I'll speak to you, dear, just as though you were here

When purple shadows start to welcome the dark I'll take the same old stroll we took through the park And I'll cling to you, dear, just as though you were here

But I know so well that distance and time will finally tear us apart The farther you go, the longer you stay, the deeper the doubts in my heart

Each night before I wander off into sleep I'll bring to light the tears I've buried so deep Then I'll kiss you, my dear, just as though you were here



And when I hear a lonesome train, I'm afraid I'll think of all those trips we never quite made Fragile dreams that we planned Then I'll reach for your hand Just as though, just as though you were here