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Bing Crosby Miscellaneous Temptation Temptation Bing Crosby - words by South Carolina-born film producer and lyricist Arthur Freed (1894-1973) - music by New Mexico-born composer Nacio Herb Brown (1896-1964) - as recorded in Los Angeles, October 22, 1933, by Bing Crosby with Lennie Hayton & his Orchestra - sung by Bing Crosby in the 1933 film "Going Hollywood" - initially, 3 versions charted in 1934: Bing Crosby (#3), Ted Fio Rito (#15), and Ferde Grofe (#19) - a #1 hit for Red Ingle in 1947 and #21 for Artie Shaw in 1944 - also charted by Perry Como at #15 in 1945 and at #21 on a re-release in late 1946/early 1947 - a #27 hit for the Everly Brothers in 1961 - instrumental versions charted by Roger Williams (#56, 1960) and Boots Randolph (#93, 1967) You came, I was alone I should have known you were temptation You smiled, luring me on My heart was gone, you were temptation It would be thrilling if you were willling If it can never be, pity me For you were born to be kissed I can't resist You are temptation and I am yours Here is my heart Take it and say we'll never part I'm just a slave, only a slave To you, temptation For you were born to be kissed I can't resist You are temptation and I am yours Here is my heart Take it and say we'll never part I'm just a slave, only a slave To you, temptation |
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