I Know Your Mother Loves You
Dean Martin · Pretty Baby (Bonus Tracks) [Collectors' Choice Mus [2005]
I know your mother loves you
Your father loves you too
But their kind of love is no kind of love
Next to my love for you.
Well, I'm sure you find their kisses most satisfactory
But you're gonna hiss the very next kiss after one kiss from me
Well, your French poodle is off his noodle never goes out to play
He guards you night and day, that job is mine I say.
I know the cop, the mailman, yes, and the milkman too
Agree that you're rare and I more than share their view
So tell your father and your mother and your sister and your brother and the poodle too
That they'll never ever love you like I do.
Well, your French poodle is off his noodle never goes out to play
He guards you night and day, that job is mine I say
I know the cop, the mailman, yes, and the milkman too
Agree that you're rare and I more than share their view
So tell your father and your mother
and your sister and your brother and the poodle too
That they'll never ever love you like I do.
About I Know Your Mother Loves You
Dean Martin's "I Know Your Mother Loves You" stands as a quintessential example of his smooth, crooner style, blending playful banter with a tender melody that defined the mid-20th century lounge and pop landscape. Recorded during his prolific era at Reprise Records, the track exemplifies Martin's signature ability to deliver witty lyrics with effortless charm, often addressing themes of romantic uncertainty and familial dynamics. Featured on compilations such as *Pretty Baby*, the song showcases his versatility in navigating upbeat tempos while maintaining a sophisticated vocal delivery that appealed to a broad audience. As a staple of his discography, it reflects the era's emphasis on intimate storytelling and polished production, cementing his status as a leading figure in American vocal music.