Everybody Ought to Be in Love

"Everybody Ought to Be in Love" is a song written by Paul Anka that Frank Sinatra recording in 1977. This recording was arranged by Charles Calello.

This song was released as a B-side single under Reprise Records. The A-side of this song was Sinatra's infamous 1977 recording of Cole Porter's "Night and Day," in a disco-esque arrangement.

Releases

 * Reissues
 * The Complete Reprise Studio Recordings (1995)

Lyrics
Empty rooms behind me, no more nights alone, A table and some chairs for two, Now the world will find me with someone of my own, The loneliness at last, is through, If everyone had someone just like you, Then everyone would feel the way I do,

Imagine having someone always by your side. A bed for one can just be so cold. Someone you can talk to when your hands are tied, Someone there to have and hold. There's nothing more rewarding to produce (when you're in love and you hear) (I love you)

(Somebody to love) There's nothing more rewarding to produce (when you're in love and you hear) (I love you)

There's nothing more rewarding to produce (when you're in love and you hear) (I love you)