Fred Astaire

Things Are Looking Up [From A Damsel in Distress]

Ira Gershwin, George Gershwin

If I should suddenly start to sing
Or stand on my head or anything
Don't think that I've lost my senses
It's just that my happiness finally commences

The long long ages of dull despair
Are turning into thin air
And it seems that suddenly I've
Become the happiest man alive

Things are looking up
I've been looking the landscape over
And it's covered with 4 leaf clover
Oh things are looking up
Since love looked up at me

Bitter was my cup
But no more will I be the mourner
For I've certainly turned the corner
Oh things are looking up
Since love looked up at me

See the sunbeams
Every one beams
Just because of you
Love's in session
And my depression
Is unmistakably through

Things are looking up
It's a great little world we live in
Oh I'm happy as a pup
Since love looked up at me

On which albums was the song “Things Are Looking Up [From A Damsel in Distress]” released by Fred Astaire?: Fred Astaire released the song on the albums “Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers at RKO” in 1998, “Fred Astaire In Hollywood” in 2005, and “Fred Astaire Fifty Favourites” in 2010.
Who composed the song “Things Are Looking Up [From A Damsel in Distress]” by Fred Astaire?: The song “Things Are Looking Up [From A Damsel in Distress]” by Fred Astaire was composed by Ira Gershwin, George Gershwin.