Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps Lyrics

Doris Day

Doris Day - Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps Lyrics

Lyrics

You won't admit you love me
And so how am I ever to know?
You always tell me
Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps

A million times I've asked you,
And then I ask you over again
You only answer
Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps

If you can't make your mind up
We'll never get started
And I don't wanna wind up
Being parted, broken-hearted

So if you really love me
Say yes, but if you don't dear, confess
And please don't tell me
Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps

Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps

If you can't make your mind up
We'll never get started
And I don't wanna wind up
Being parted, broken-hearted

So if you really love me
Say yes, but if you don't dear, confess
And please don't tell me
Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps
Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps
Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps

Song & Lyrics Facts

The song “Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps” was recorded and released by the American singer Doris Day in 1949. The original version of this classic Latin-inspired bolero was written by Cuban composer Osvaldo Farrés with lyrics by Joe Davis.

It was included on her album "Latin for Lovers" which featured a selection of songs from South America and Spain. This album was released in 1965 and it is considered to be one of Day's best recordings. The track features an orchestra conducted by Frank DeVol and backing vocals by the Norman Luboff Choir. The lyrics of “Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps” tell the story of a woman who cannot decide whether or not she should accept the love that someone offers her. It has become one of Doris Day’s most beloved and recognizable songs with its catchy tune and romantic lyrics. Since its release, the song has been covered by numerous artists including Nat King Cole, Julie London, Elvis Presley, and many more.

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