"It Worries Me" — Sinatra's anxiety ballad from 1954.
Writer(s): schukltz/reichel/sigman
It worries me
You seem to be unhappy
And that worries me
I hate to think that maybe
I have made you blue
Just what did I do
Was I mean to you
Wish I knew
I worry so
If anything is wrong
I have the right to know
So while I hold you close
And kiss you tenderly
Tell it all to me
Darling cant you see
Anything that worries you, worries me
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- From 1954, the early Capitol period when Nelson Riddle was redefining what an arranger could do for a singer. The quiet anxiety of love — the fear beneath the happiness — in a minor-key Riddle setting.