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- Nacio Brown
- A Freed
 
- Tags:
- 30s
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- guilty pleasures
- vocal
 
- See also:
Bing Crosby - Temptation lyrics
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
 Bing Crosby - Temptation - http://motolyrics.com/bing-crosby/temptation-lyrics.html
 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












