When was the song “You Taught Me” released by Dinah Washington?

The song You Taught Me was released in 1960, on the album “For Lonely Lovers”.

Who composed the song “You Taught Me” by Dinah Washington?

The song “You Taught Me” by Dinah Washington was composed by Belford Hendricks, Clyde Otis.

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You Taught Me

You Taught Me

Belford Hendricks, Clyde Otis

[Verse 1]
You taught me how to love
Now you say your love has died
Teacher please, teach me how to ease
This hurting I feel down inside

[Verse 2]
You taught me everything
Once I was your pride and joy
Teacher then teach me how to end
The life of a fateful toy

[Bridge]
You told me true love and devotion
Would always bring sunny skies
But if those aren't clouds hiding the sun
Then tell me what's wrong with my eyes

[Verse 3]
'Cause you taught me how to see
The best side of everything
Teacher quit 'cause I must admit
I just can't stand the pain, oh no, yeah
It's hard to stand the pain

Trivia about the song You Taught Me by Dinah Washington

When was the song “You Taught Me” released by Dinah Washington?: The song You Taught Me was released in 1960, on the album “For Lonely Lovers”.
Who composed the song “You Taught Me” by Dinah Washington?: The song “You Taught Me” by Dinah Washington was composed by Belford Hendricks, Clyde Otis.