I Concentrate On You
Johnny Mathis
Written by Cole Porter

This version did not chart but
In 1940, competing versions charted by Tommy Dorsey (# 20) and Eddy Duchin (# 25)
Sung in the film "Broadway Melody of 1940" by Douglas McPhail and danced by
	Fred Astaire and Eleanor Powell


Whenever skies look gray to me
And trouble begins to brew
Whenever the winter winds become too strong
I concentrate on you

When fortune cries "Nay, nay" to me
And people declare "You're through"
Whenever the blues become my only song
I concentrate on you

	On your smile so sweet, so tender
	When at first my kiss you decline
	On the light in your eyes when you surrender
	And once again our arms intertwine

And so when wise men say to me
That love's young dream never comes true
To prove that even wise men can be wrong
I concentrate on you

I concentrate and I concentrate on you