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first sung by:
Frank Sinatra
written by: Lorenz Hart, Richard Rogers
album: Swingin' Affair, 1957
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The sleepless nights, the daily fights
The quick toboggan, when you reach the heights
I miss the kisses and I miss the bites
I wish I were in love again
The broken dates, the endless waits
The lovely loving, and the hateful hates
The conversation, with the flying plates
I wish I were in love again
No more pain, no no more strain
Now I'm sane, but I would rather be punched-drunk
The flying fur of cat and cur
The fine mismatching of a him and her
I've learned my lesson but I wish I were
In love again
The furtive sigh, the blackened eye
The words: "I love you 'til the day I day"
The self deception that believes the lie
I wish I were in love again
When love congeals it soon reveals
The faint aroma of performing seals
The double-crossing of a pair of heals
I wish I were in love again
No, no more care, no, no despair
Now I'm all there (now) - well I'd rather be punch-drunk
Believe me sir I much prefer
The classic battle of a him and her
I don't like quiet and I wish I were
In love again
I wish I were in love again
I wish I were in love again
I wish I were in love again
I wish I were in love again
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