"The Charm of You" is a romantic and enchanting song featured in the 1945 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musical film Anchors Aweigh. The song is performed by Frank Sinatra, who plays the character Clarence Doolittle, showcasing his smooth vocal style and charm.
Background[]
"The Charm of You" is a song with music composed by Jule Styne and lyrics by Sammy Cahn. In the film, it is performed by Frank Sinatra in a scene that highlights the romantic tension between his character and the leading lady. The song's melody and lyrics are designed to captivate the audience, reflecting the film's overall theme of love and romance. Sinatra's rendition is noted for its warmth and has become one of the highlights of the Anchors Aweigh soundtrack.
Lyrics[]
The charm of you is comparable
To a Christmas tree with toys
With little girls and boys
Then first they see the tree
The thrill of you is comparable to the thrill
I felt when I first learned the heart could sigh
And you were the reason why
And yet, and yet if we two have never met
I'd know your grace that warms a face
That only the angels get,
And so comparing you with all of these things,
Is all that I can do
Because they add up to the charm of you
So comparing you with all of these things,
Is all that I can do
Because they add up to the charm of you
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