You Make Me Feel So Young

The Four Freshmen · Other Songs - The Four Freshmen

You make me feel so young

You make me feel as though spring has sprung

And every time I see you grin

I'm such a happy in-div-dual



The moment that you speak

I wanna go play hide and seek

I wanna go and bounce the moon

Just like a toy ballon



You and I are just like a couple of tots

Runnin' across the meadow

Pickin' up lots of forget me nots



You make me feel so young

You make me feel there are songs to be sung Bells to be rung

And a wonderful spring to be sprung

And even when I'm old and grey

I'm gonna feel the way I do today

'Cos you make me feel so young

You Make Me Feel So Young

The Four Freshmen's 1960 recording of 'You Make Me Feel So Young' stands as a definitive example of vocal jazz and pop harmony. As one of the group's most celebrated compositions, the track showcases their signature four-part arrangement, blending smooth baritone and tenor lines with a sophisticated swing rhythm. Released during the height of the vocal group era, the song exemplifies the genre's emphasis on intricate counterpoint and emotional delivery. Its enduring popularity stems from its melodic accessibility and the group's polished performance, which helped define the sound of early sixties American pop music. The recording remains a staple in collections of classic vocal jazz, illustrating the group's mastery of ensemble singing and their ability to craft timeless melodies that transcend their specific era.