. . . That’s All I Want To Know
A popular song from 1928.
Words by Benee Russell and Jack Yellen.
Music by Henry and Harry Tobias.
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- Oh, baby! Oh, baby!
When I look at you
Why is it that you thrill me so?
I’m nervous excited
Don’t know what to do
There’s one thing I have got to know
Chorus
Do you like me a little bit?
I mean a little ‘ittle bit?
Do you? You do?
That’s all I want to know
Do you like me some more than that?
This much? Or maybe more than that?
Do you? You do?
That’s all I want to know
And do you like my certain style?
I think I’ll stick around awhile
Do you mind if I hold your hand?
Do you-er, do you understand?
Do you? You do?
That’s all I want to know
- Oh, baby! Oh, baby!
If you only knew
The things that I would like to say
I stammer, I stutter
But what can I do?
It’s love that makes me act this way
Chorus
Do you mind moving over here?
Do you feel nice and cozy, dear?
Do you? You do?
That’s all I want to know
Do you think it would be all right
If I turned out that awful light?
Do you? You do?
That’s all I want to know
How would you like a little squeeze?
Oh, baby don’t refuse me please
Do you mind just a little kiss?
Mm-mm! Are you enjoying this?
Are you? You are?
That’s all I want to know
Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein: