When was the song “The Lady's in Love With You” released by Margaret Whiting?

The song The Lady's in Love With You was released in 1985, on the album “The Lady's in Love with You!”.

Who composed the song “The Lady's in Love With You” by Margaret Whiting?

The song “The Lady's in Love With You” by Margaret Whiting was composed by BURTON LANE, FRANK LOESSER.

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The Lady's in Love With You

BURTON LANE, FRANK LOESSER

If there's a gleam in her eye
Each time she straightens your tie,
You know the lady's in love with you!
If she can dress for a date
Without that waiting you hate,
It means the lady's in love with you!

And when your friends ask you over to join their table,
But she picks that faraway booth for two,
Well sir, here's just how it stands,
You've got romance on your hands,
Because the lady's in love with you!

If you've been travellin' by 'plane
And she says, "Please take the train!",
You know the lady's in love with you!
And if she has met your old flames
And she remembers their names,
It means the lady's in love with you!

And Sunday night, when you take her to see that movie,
And she says the gallery seats will do,
Well, here's just how it stands,
You got romance on your hands,
Cause the lady's in love with you!
The lady is me, and I'm in love with you!
So in love with you!
Je vous aime beaucoup!

Trivia about the song The Lady's in Love With You by Margaret Whiting

When was the song “The Lady's in Love With You” released by Margaret Whiting?: The song The Lady's in Love With You was released in 1985, on the album “The Lady's in Love with You!”.
Who composed the song “The Lady's in Love With You” by Margaret Whiting?: The song “The Lady's in Love With You” by Margaret Whiting was composed by BURTON LANE, FRANK LOESSER.