Used To You
Al Jolson · Other Songs - Al Jolson
And what good is a tree without birds?
What good is a rose without dew,
And what good am I without you?
Now that I'm used to you,
I'd be so blue
If we should ever part.
I've grown so used to you,
The things you do,
They're part of me, sweetheart.
You love my way,
You kiss my way,
Why should you try someone new?
If you should say we're through,
What would I do,
Now that I'm used to you?
Now that I'm used to you,
I'd be so blue
If we should ever part.
I've grown so, I've grown so used to you,
The things you do,
They're part of me, sweetheart.
You love my way,
And you kiss my way,
Why should you try someone new?
If you should say we're through,
What would I do,
Now that I'm used to you?
Used To You
Used To You stands as a testament to Al Jolson's enduring legacy as a pioneering force in early American popular music. Known for his dynamic stage presence and emotive vocal delivery, Jolson helped bridge the gap between vaudeville and the golden age of Hollywood musicals. This recording captures his signature style, blending heartfelt sentiment with the rhythmic energy that defined his extensive discography. As a performer who mastered both comedic timing and deep pathos, Jolson's work on tracks like this one reflects his ability to connect with audiences across generations. The song remains a significant song in his vast catalogue, showcasing the emotional range that made him one of the most influential entertainers of the twentieth century.