[00:09.26] I take the night train, I take an airplane
[00:13.79] 'Cause you belong to me
[00:19.24] I just wanna say, ain't gonna let you getaway
[00:23.29] 'Cause you belong to me
[00:27.77] I only wanna ho-o-old you
[00:32.58] I just wanna ho-o-old you
[00:37.28] C'mon let me ho-o-old you, tonight
[00:44.56]
[00:48.10] You say ain't leaving, I can't help dreaming
[00:52.53] You belong to me
[00:57.47] I take the highway, I take the low way
[01:01.86] Don't you belong to me
[01:06.06] I only wanna ho-o-old you
[01:10.61] I just wanna ho-o-old you
[01:15.54] C'mon let me ho-o-old you, tonight
[01:22.82]
[01:25.52] C'mon
[01:27.81]
[01:45.37] End up drinking, get's me thinking
[01:49.91] You belong to me
[01:55.15] While you're out there, remember I'm right here
[01:59.28] And you belong to me
[02:03.73] I only wanna ho-o-old you,
[02:08.39] I just wanna ho-o-old you
[02:13.16] C'mon let me ho-o-old you
[02:17.96] C'mon let me ho-o-old you
[02:23.94]
[02:26.61] Tonight
[02:26.89]
"Tonight You Belong to Me" is an American popular song, written in 1926 by lyricist Billy Rose and composer Lee David. The first ever recording was made by Irving Kaufman in 1926 on Banner Records. In 1927, Gene Austin recorded it and the song became a major hit. Another popular recording during this time was by Roger Wolfe Kahn and his Orchestra.
