"Swingin' Down the Lane" — the 1923 standard, Sinatra finding it sixty years later.
Writer(s): i. jones/g. kahn
Everybodys hand in hand
Swingin down the lane
Everybodys feelin grand
Swingin down the lane
Thats the time I miss the bliss
That we might have known
Nights like this
When Im all alone
When the moon is on the rise
Baby Im so blue
Watchin lovers makin eyes
Like we used to do
When the moon is on the way
Still Im waitin all in vain
Should be swingin down the lane
With you
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- Written by Gus Kahn and Isham Jones in 1923. The Sinatra recordings show how the Great American Songbook transcended eras — a song from 1923 still swinging naturally in the 1950s Capitol sessions.