The Ink Spots – Do I Worry? (1940) 0

Do I worry `cause you're stepping out,
do I worry `cause you've got me in doubt
Though your kisses aren't right,
do I give a bag of beans,
Do I stay home every night,
and read my magazines,
Am I frantic `cause we've lost the spark,
is there panic when it starts turning dark,
And when evening shadows creep,
do I lose any sleep over you.
Do I worry, you can bet your life I do.

Do I worry, when the Iceman calls?
Do I worry, if Niagara falls?
Though you treat me just like dirt,
do you think I give a snap?

Are my feelings really hurt, when you're sitting in somebody elses lap?

Am I curious, when the gossip flies?
Am I furious, 'bout your little white lies?

And when all our evenings end 'cause
you've got a sick friend, that needs you

Do I worry? Honey you know dog-goned well, I do

Am I frantic, 'cause we've lost the spark?
Is there panic, when it starts turning dark?

And when evening shadows creep,
Do I lose any sleep over you?

Do I worry? You can bet your life I do.

Words & Music by Stanley Cowan & Bobby Worth.

The Ink Spots performed the song in the Abbott & Costello picture, "Pardon My Sarong" (1941). It was also used by Martin Scorcese in two of his films, "Raging Bull" (1980) and "The Aviator" (2004).