Mel Tormé feat. Frank Eyton & John W. Green - The Most Essential Jazz Voices

Body and Soul

My days have grown so lonely
Since I have lost my one and only
My pride has been humbled
Still I'm yours body and soul

I was a mere sensation
But now my love has no foundation
Although it has tumbled
Still I'm yours body and soul

What is there for me?
The future looks stormy
The winter is gray and cold

Unless there is magic
The end will be tragic
And although this tale has been told too often

My life revolves about you
What earthly good am I without you?
My castles have crumbled
Still I'm yours body and soul

My life, a wreck you're making
You know I'm yours for just the taking
I gladly surrender
Myself to you body and soul

Credits
Writer(s): Edward Heyman, Frank Eyton, Johnny Green, Robert Sour
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