Teach Me Tonight Frank Sinatra

"Teach Me Tonight," performed by Frank Sinatra, is a jazz standard released in 1953. The song expresses a longing for romantic connection and the desire to learn about love through a partner. Its smooth melodies and orchestral arrangement create an intimate atmosphere. The song has become a classic, influencing many artists and remains a staple in jazz and pop music. #Jazz

Did you say (that) I've got a lot to learn
Well don't think I'm trying not to learn
Since this is the perfect spot to learn
Teach me tonight

Starting with the ABC of it
Getting right down to the XYZ of it
Help me solve the mystery of it
Teach me tonight

The sky's a blackboard high above you
And if a shooting star goes by
I'll use that star to write "I love you"
A thousand times across the sky

One thing isn't very clear my love
Teachers shouldn't stand so near my love
Graduation's almost here my love
You'd better teach me tonight

I've played loves scenes in a flick or two
And I've also met a chick or two
But I still can learn a trick or two
Hey teach me tonight

I who thought I knew the score of it
Kind of think I should know much more of it
Off the wall, the bed, the floor of it
Hey teach me tonight

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