Be My Life’s Companion Rosemary Clooney

"Be My Life’s Companion" by Rosemary Clooney, released in 1952, is a #Jazz ballad expressing a deep longing for love and companionship. The lyrics convey themes of devotion and the desire for a lifelong partner, emphasizing emotional connection. Its smooth melodies and Clooney's heartfelt delivery contribute to its timeless appeal, making it a classic in romantic music.

Want no silver threads among the gold
Want no silver threads among the gold
Want no silver threads; want some action instead
Want no silver threads among the gold
Be my life's companion, and you'll never grow old
I'll love you so much that you'll never grow old
When there's joy in living, you just never grow old
You've got to stay young, 'cause you'll never grow old
People who are lonely are old at thirty three
Don't let it happen to you; don't let it happen to me
Be my life's companion, and you'll never grow old
You'll never grow old, no, you'll never grow old
Love and youth and happiness are yours to have and hold
Be my life's companion, and you'll never grow old
I know a man who's lonely, and he's old at thirty three
No one wants to be old at thirty three
Your disposition sours like a lemon on a tree
Don't let it happen to you, and don't let it happen to me
Be my life's companion, and you'll never grow old
Yes, I'll love you so much that you'll never grow old
Love and youth and happiness are yours to have and hold
Be my life's companion, be my life's companion, and you'll never grow old

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