Words by Frank Loesser and Music by Jimmy McHugh <br />
 <br />
 This version did no chart but<br />
 In 1942, Johnny Long put it at #20 and<br />
 In 1943, Kay Kyser hit # 4.<br />
 Sung by Ginny Simms in the movie "Seven Days' Leave" which also starred Lucille Ball, Victor<br />
 Mature, and Arnold Stang<br />
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 <br />
 INTRO<br />
 All day long before my eyes come little visions of you<br />
 They shouldn't, they mustn't, but they do, they do<br />
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 And I can't get out of this mood, can't get over this feeling<br />
 Can't get out of this mood, last night your lips were too appealing<br />
 The thrill should have been all gone by today in the usual way<br />
 But it's only your arms I'm out of<br />
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 Can't get out of this dream, what a fool I was to dream of you<br />
 'twasn't part of my scheme to sigh and tell you that I love you<br />
 But I'm sayin' it, I'm playin' it dumb<br />
 Can't get out of this mood, heartbreak, here I come<br />
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 <br />
 <br />
 The thrill should have been all gone by today in the usual way<br />
 But it's only your arms I'm out of<br />
 <br />
 Can't get out of this dream, what a fool I was to dream of you<br />
 'twasn't part of my scheme to sigh and tell you that I love you<br />
 But I'm sayin' it, yes, I'm playin' it dumb<br />
 Can't get out of this mood, heartbreak, here I come<br />
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 This mood, can't get out of this mood, can't get out of this mood