Perry Como
Miscellaneous
That Feeling In The Moonlight (Did You Ever Get)
Did you ever get that feeling in the moonlight
That wonderful feeling that you want to be kissed?
You're strolling through the park, the stars so bright above
You'd love to love somebody but there's nobody there to love!
Did you ever get that longing on a June night
That wonderful longing you can never resist?
Did you ever get that feeling in the moonlight
That feeling that says you want to be kissed?
Tell me honestly, did you ever get that feelin' in the moonlight
Wonderful feeling that you wanna be kissed?
You're strolling in the park, stars so bright above
You'd love to love somebody but there's no one to love!
Did you ever get that longing on a June night
Wonderful longing you can't resist?
Did you ever get that feelin' in the moonlight
That feeling that says you wanna to be kissed?
That certain feelin!
Feelin' that says you wanna be kissed!
They said that feeling!
That feeling that says you wanna to be kissed?
Words and Music by James Cavanaugh,
Larry Stock and Ira Schuster, 1945
Miscellaneous
That Feeling In The Moonlight (Did You Ever Get)
Did you ever get that feeling in the moonlight
That wonderful feeling that you want to be kissed?
You're strolling through the park, the stars so bright above
You'd love to love somebody but there's nobody there to love!
Did you ever get that longing on a June night
That wonderful longing you can never resist?
Did you ever get that feeling in the moonlight
That feeling that says you want to be kissed?
Tell me honestly, did you ever get that feelin' in the moonlight
Wonderful feeling that you wanna be kissed?
You're strolling in the park, stars so bright above
You'd love to love somebody but there's no one to love!
Did you ever get that longing on a June night
Wonderful longing you can't resist?
Did you ever get that feelin' in the moonlight
That feeling that says you wanna to be kissed?
That certain feelin!
Feelin' that says you wanna be kissed!
They said that feeling!
That feeling that says you wanna to be kissed?
Words and Music by James Cavanaugh,
Larry Stock and Ira Schuster, 1945
