Just Say I Love Him
	(1930) Val, Dale, Kalmanoff, Ward, Enzo Fusco, Rodolfo Falvo
	Just say that I need him as roses need the rain And tell him that without him my dreams are all in vain Just say I love him loved him from the start And tell him that I'm yearning to say what's in my heart Just say that I need him as roses need the rain Tell him that without him my dreams are all in vain If you should chance to meet him anytime anyplace anywhere 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 Just won't you tell him that I love him And want him back again If you should see him anytime anyplace anywhere Tell him 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 want him back again Won't you just say I love him and want him back again --Thanks to Roger Nupie for the transcription of the lyrics
	The original version is the Neapolitan song "Dicitencello vuje" published in 1930 by the lyricist Enzo Fusco and the composer Rodolfo Falvo. The song became promptly a classic, being translated into English with the title "Just Say I Love Her" and interpreted by dozens of performers, among which Vic Damone, Eddie Fisher, Frankie Avalon, Al Martino, Connie Francis, Artie Shaw, Tony Bennett.
		Recording studio session 1961, New York -- (LP Forbidden Fruit)
		LP 1961 Forbidden Fruit Colpix CP/SCP 419
		LP 1963 Nina's Choice Colpix CP/SCP 443
		CD 1998 Forbidden Fruit + At Newport Collectables [6:32]
		CD 1999 Forbidden Fruit+Sings Ellington+Folksy Nina West Side WESD 225
		Recording studio session 1993, Hollywood -- (LP A Single Woman)
		CD 1993 Single Woman Elektra 7559-61503-2 [4:29]
	Lyrics provided for academic research purposes only. Commercial use is prohibited. Comments to Mauro Boscarol