I Get Along Without You Very WellJimmy DorseyWords By Jane Brown Thompson And Music By Hoagy Carmichael.Composed By Carmichael Several Years After Being Given Mrs. Thompson'sunsigned Poem By A Student At Indiana University. After An Extensivesearch, The Author Was Located But She Died The Night Before The Song Wasintroduced By Dick Powell On A Network Radio Program.Sung By Hoagy Carmichael And Jane Russell In The 1952 Film "The Las VegasStory."I Get Along Without You Very Well, Of Course I Do;Except When Soft Rains Fall And Drip From Leaves,Then I Recall The Thrill Of Being Sheltered In Your Arms,Of Course I Do. But I Get Along Without You Very Well.I've Forgotten You, Just Like I Should,Of Course I Have;Except To Hear Your NameOr Someone's Laugh That Is The Same.But I've Forgotten You Just Like I Should,What A Guy!What A Fool Am I To Think My Breaking HeartCould Kid The Moon.What's In Store?Should I 'phone Once More?No It's Best That I Stick To My Tune.I Get Along Without You Very Well,Of Course I Do;Except Perhaps In Spring,But I Should Never Think Of SpringFor That Would Surely Break My Heart In Two.From: "Montcomags"