Changing My Tune
Barbara Cook & Tony Perkins * Track #2 On Ben Bagley’s George Gershwin Revisited
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Changing My Tune by Barbara Cook & Tony Perkins
Performed by
Barbara Cook & Tony PerkinsProduced by
Ben BagleyWrited by
George Gershwin & Ira GershwinChanging My Tune Lyrics
[Verse 1: Tony Perkins]
Castles were crumbling and daydreams were tumbling
December was battling with June
But on this bright afternoon
Guess I'll be changing my tune
Kept on despairing beyond any caring
If I jumped out of a balloon
But I'm arranging from now
To be changing my tune
[Chorus: Tony Perkins]
At last, the skies are bright and shiny
It's a human world once more
Yesterday's troubles are tiny
What was I worried for?
Wanted a permit to make me a hermit
To grumble and glare at the moon
But I'm arranging from now
To be changing my tune
[Verse 2: Barbara Cook]
Yesterday, thе skies were black and I was bluе
Yesterday, alas, alack, I thought I was through
But knock on wood, my job looks good
And having found the dwelling
My happiness is beyond a'telling
No more the feeling that my world is reeling
No fearing I'll fall in a swamp
Problems are all picayune
That's why I'm changing my tune
Felt like a sailor adrift on a whaler
A'sailing into a typhoon
But I'm arranging from now
To be changing my tune
[Chorus: Barbara Cook, Tony Perkins]
At last, the skies are bright and shiny
It's a human world once more
Yesterday's troubles are tiny
What was I worried for?
No more resentment, I'm full of contentment
A float on a dreamy lagoon
And I'm arranging from now
To be changing my tune
And I'm arranging from now
To be changing my tune
Changing My Tune Q&A
Who wrote Changing My Tune's ?
Changing My Tune was written by George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin.
Who produced Changing My Tune's ?
Changing My Tune was produced by Ben Bagley.
What did Barbara Cook & Tony Perkins say about "Changing My Tune"?
[“Changing My Tune” was sung by] Anthony Perkins and Barbara Cook. Also from “The Shocking Miss Pilgrim,” which starred Betty Grable and Dick Haymes. The entire score for this film is magical. None of the songs are well-known because the film was terrible. As George Bernard Shaw once remarked, “The...