Don’t Be That Way Bing Crosby
"Don't Be That Way" by Bing Crosby, released in 1944, is a jazz standard characterized by its smooth vocals and swinging rhythm. The lyrics convey themes of love and heartache, urging a lover not to be distant or unkind. Its melodic charm and emotional depth have made it a classic, influencing later jazz interpretations. #Jazz
Don't cry
Oh honey, please, don't be that way
Clouds in the sky
Should never make you feel that way
And the rain
Will bring the violets of May
Tears are in vain
So honey, please, don't be that way
Long as we
See it through
You'll have me
And I'll have you
Sweetheart
Tomorrow is another day
Don't break my heart
Oh honey, please, don't be that way
Long as we
See it through
You'll have me
And I'll have you
Sweetheart
Tomorrow is another day
Don't you break my heart
Oh honey, please, don't be that way
Honey, don't be that way, stop it
Oh honey, please, don't be that way
Clouds in the sky
Should never make you feel that way
And the rain
Will bring the violets of May
Tears are in vain
So honey, please, don't be that way
Long as we
See it through
You'll have me
And I'll have you
Sweetheart
Tomorrow is another day
Don't break my heart
Oh honey, please, don't be that way
Long as we
See it through
You'll have me
And I'll have you
Sweetheart
Tomorrow is another day
Don't you break my heart
Oh honey, please, don't be that way
Honey, don't be that way, stop it
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