Just Say I Love Him / Timi Yuro

도병찬의 뮤직파일   Timi Yuro (Rosemary Timothy Yuro, 1940~~2004) was an American soul and R&B singer. She is considered to be one of the first blue-eyed soul stylists of the rock era.     Just Say I Love Him / Timi Yuro   Just say I love him  I've loved him from the start And tell him how I'm yearning to say what's in my heart   Just say I need him~  like roses need the rain And tell him how I am longing to see him once again   If you should chance to meet him  anytime anyplace anywhere Oh ! Say I was a fool to leave him Tell him how much a fool can care   And if he tells you he's lonely now and then  won't you Just Say I love him And I want him back again   And if he tells you he's lonely now and then Oh ! won't you Just Say I love him And I want him back again Oh ! again~   ***********************************   Dean Martin  /  Just Say I Love Her    Just say I love her I've loved her from the start And tell her how I'm yearning To say what's in my heart Just say I need her As roses need the rain And tell her that without her My dreams are all in vain If you should chance to meet her Anytime any place anywhere Say I was a fool to leave her And tell her how much a fool can care And if she tells you She's lonely now and then Won't you just say I love her And want her back again Won't you just say I love her And want her back again.     "Just Say I Love Her" ("Just Say I Love Him" when recorded by a female singer) is a popular song, adapted from the Italian song "Dicitencello vuie." The original music was written by neapolitan composer Rodolfo Falvo;arrangement in USA by Jack Val and Jimmy Dale; the original Italian lyrics by Enzo Fusco, and English lyrics by Martin Kalmanoff and Sam Ward.     <Just Say I Love Her" Recorded versions>   Frankie Avalon Tony Bennett (1950) Vic Damone (1950) Johnny Desmond (1950) Eddie Fisher Connie Francis Robert Goulet Dean Martin Al Martino Cliff Richard Artie Shaw Nina Simone on the 1961 album Forbidden Fruit and the 1993 album A Single Woman Jerry Vale Lou Monte (1958) Engelbert Humperdinck [[Jimmy Roselli