Keely Smith - Electro Lounge: Vol. 2

What Is This Thing Called Love? - Mocean Worker Remix;2001 Digital Remaster

What is this thing called love?
This crazy thing called love?
Just who can solve its mystery?
Why should it make a fool of me?

I saw you there one wonderful day
You took my heart and threw it away
That's why I ask the lord in heaven above
What is this thing called love?

What is this thing called love?
This coo-coo thing called love?
Just who can solve its mystery?
Why should it make a fool of me?

I saw you there one wonderful day
You took my heart and you threw it away
That's why I ask the lord in heaven above
What is this thing called love?



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Writer(s): Cole Porter
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Dr. No's Fantasy - Mark Sinclair Remix;2001 Digital Remaster
  2. Triste - P'tahh Remix;2001 Digital Remaster
  3. Come On-A My House/Hot Toddy (Medley) - Rip-Off Artist Remix;2001 Digital Remaster
  4. What Is This Thing Called Love? - Mocean Worker Remix;2001 Digital Remaster
  5. I Spy - Lunatic Calm Remix;2001 Digital Remaster
  6. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - Banco De Gaia Remix;2001 Digital Remaster
  7. Quiet Village - Justin Robertson Revtone Remix;2001 Digital Remaster
  8. Hong Kong Cable Car - Slipper Remix;2001 Digital Remaster
  9. Drivin' Around The Block - Plaid Remix;2001 Digital Remaster
  10. Voodoo Dreams - The Light Remix;2001 Digital Remaster

All Album Tracks: Electro Lounge: Vol. 2 >

Altri album

  1. Bill (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, July 19, 1964) - Single
  2. The Man I Love
  3. The First Noel
  4. You're Breaking My Heart (Expanded Edition)
  5. Collection 1949-62
  6. Cherokeely Swings (feat. Billy May)
  7. The Intimate Keely Smith (Expanded Edition)
  8. The Christmas Song
  9. Imagination
  10. Top 55 Classics - The Very Best of Keely Smith

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