Night And Day

Album: Portrait Of Sinatra: Columbia Classics (1942)
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  • Lyrics currently unavailable Writer/s: Cole Porter
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Red Brick Music Publishing, Roba Music Verlag GMBH, Songtrust Ave, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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  • Sobe from Vancouver BcVery nice. Takes you back to good old days. Thankyou
  • John from Slc, UtDavid, in the context of this song "making love to you" means "show you how much I love you". In everything I do for you.
  • Ken from Louisville, KyThere is a shout-out to this song in the Litte River Band's 1977 hit "Reminecsing". Right after lead singer Glenn Shorock sings "To a Porter tune" the backup singers sing "Night And Day".

  • David from Bronx, NyWhat does "making love to you" mean in this context?
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