Lupe Vélez - "Oh, Me! Oh, My!" (1934)

* Lupe Vélez sings "Oh, Me! Oh, My!", from the film "Strictly Dynamite" (1934). Her accompanist is the composer of the song, Burton Lane. Lyrics are by Harold Adamson.

* Lupe Vélez canta "Oh, Me! Oh, My!", de la película "Strictly Dynamite" (1934). Su acompañante es el compositor de la canción, Burton Lane. La letra es de Harold Adamson.

* Lupe Vélez chante "Oh, me! Oh, My!" Tiré du film "Strictly Dynamite" (1934). Son compagnon est le compositeur de la chanson, Burton Lane. Les paroles sont de Harold Adamson.


Lyrics:

I have a feeling deep in my heart,
That you were meant for me.
I've had this feeling right from the start,
uhmm I guess it just had to be.

Oh, me! Oh, my! Oh, you!
Oh look, what love can do.
All the time my heart is beating,
I know it keeps repeating:
Oh, me! Oh, my! Oh, you!

Oh, me! Oh, gosh! Oh, gee!
You've got me up a tree.
It's a wonder you don't know it.
In every way I show it.
Oh, me! Oh, my! Oh, you!

Your eyes, so sweet and tender,
Speak to me of real romance.
I know that I'd surrender
if I only had the chance.

My lips, my arms, are yours,
as long as life can use.
I'd be yours if you would let me,
And if you come and get me,
Oh, me! Oh, my! Oh, you!


^_^

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Lupe
• Vélez
• 1934
• Strictly
• Dynamite
• Hollywood
• old
• classic
• movies
• 30s
• talkies
• Mexican
• Spitfire
• Mexicana
• Escupefuego
• Chinanpina

[johnnysbestgirl]

I have a feeling deep in my heart That you were meant for me. I've had this feeling right from the start Umhmm-- I guess it just had to be. Oh me, oh my, oh you-- Oh look what love can do. All the time my heart is beating, I know it keeps repeating: Oh me, oh my, oh you! Oh me, oh gosh, oh gee -- You've got me up a tree. It's a wonder you don't know it -- In every way I show it. Oh me, oh my, oh you.

[RetroArcaicoRex]

Hi johnnysbestgirl!

Thank's a lot for your wonderful help. I really apreciate this very much. i wish the best for you and yours.

Many hugs from Sonora, México ^_^ !!!

[PAMAROSHOUSE]

@ekocentric no,thelma todd wasnt in this but original little rascal mary korman was.

[PAMAROSHOUSE]

@cahlindinhaloira she didnt have a horrible death she killed her self because gary cooper didnt want to mary her and she was pregnant ffrom some austrian actor and she planned her death too

[PAMAROSHOUSE]

@Rena1934 brought to texas at the age of 13

[1961beethoven]

@RetroArcaicoRex Viva Guaymas...mi rancho grande...Saludos desde Hollywood, California.

[ekocentric]

@Rena1934 Why doesn't anyone mention the rest of the family? I am amazed at the class that her siblings show in regards to the press that Selena received during and after life.

The whole family reeks of class and talent. I love them all.

Are the rest of the family still performing? After all of the years that they were on the road I'd be surprised if the were.

[Rena1934]

@ekocentric she was from Mexico and from what I have read she did not have a very strong accent in real life, just a very slight one :)

[cahlindinhaloira]

She was really pretty.and I loved this song..she had a terrible death and she didn't dserved that..

The old times were pretty hard to women,especially the pregnat ones cuz was everything about honor and that stuff

[ekocentric]

@RetroArcaicoRex Where was Lupe from originally? And did she really speak with an accent? Because few people in the olden days were type cast and had to pretend to have an accent.

[ekocentric]

Was the blonde at the piano comedic actress Thelma Todd?

[johnnysbestgirl]

@RetroArcaicoRex

When I helped you out with the words to this a while back there were some I was unclear about. I know them now -- here are the correct words to that part:

"My lips, my arms are yours

As long as life endures."