Look What You’ve Done with Your Doggone Dangerous Eyes

A popular song from 1920
Words and music by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. All the world seems wrong
    The nights are long as can be
    Days are dreary, too
    I spend the hours sighing
    Can’t stop crying
    Nothing seems the same
    And you’re to blame for it all
    There are times when I
    Even wish that I could die

Chorus
Look! what you’ve done
With your doggone dangerous eyes
You’ve had your fun
Maybe some day you’ll realize
You spoke of love with every glance
And then you spoiled our sweet romance
You’re smiling now because I’m sighing
I’ll do the laughing when you’re crying
How you deceived with your doggone dangerous eyes
How I believed
And you fooled me all the while
If I could just stop thinking of you
Tell me why did you want to make me love you?
Look! what you’ve done
With your doggone dangerous eyes

  1. I remember when
    You’d phone at ten every morn
    Every night you’d call
    You used to treat me dandy
    Bring me candy
    You were like a kid
    The things you did made me laugh
    What a change today
    Do you wonder why I say

Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein: