Recognize these 1940's lyrics?

[jmco...@ix.netcom.com]

Can anyone identify the song that went something like:

My every dream belongs to Susie
Across a thousand miles of sea

I've left my heart at home with Susie
And taken Susie's heart with me.

I thought it was a Sinatra song, but have never been able to find it in
any compliation of his songs.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

John

[esmith]

Someone who thinks they are jmco...@ix.netcom.com supposedly wrote:

>Can anyone identify the song that went something like:

> My every dream belongs to Susie
> Across a thousand miles of sea
>
> I've left my heart at home with Susie
> And taken Susie's heart with me.
>

I like this song also. I heard it at a cardiology convention once.

[jmco...@ix.netcom.com]

In article <5kvbu7$t...@ionews.ionet.net>, ya...@ionet.net says...

Thanks. I was honestly beginning to feel that I had dreamed up this
song -- since I can't seem to find it anywhere.

I wish you could remember the name. I'm not even 100% sure the girl's
name was Susie. I began to think it was Nancy (would tie in with the
Sinatra connection) -- but that's also been a dead end. (It's
definitely NOT "Nancy with the laughing face" -- or whatever that song
is.

John

[esmith]

Someone who thinks they are jmco...@ix.netcom.com supposedly wrote:

>In article <5kvbu7$t...@ionews.ionet.net>, ya...@ionet.net says...
>> Someone who thinks they are jmco...@ix.netcom.com supposedly wrote:
>>
>> >Can anyone identify the song that went something like:
>>
>> > My every dream belongs to Susie
>> > Across a thousand miles of sea
>> >
>> > I've left my heart at home with Susie
>> > And taken Susie's heart with me.
>> >
>>
>> I like this song also. I heard it at a cardiology convention once.
>>
>>
>Thanks.

Sure. No problem :)

> I was honestly beginning to feel that I had dreamed up this
>song -- since I can't seem to find it anywhere.

Well I'll try to get back to you on it. And I hated that Nancy song
didn't you?

[jmco...@ix.netcom.com]

Can anyone identify the song that went something like:

My every dream belongs to Susie
Across a thousand miles of sea

I've left my heart at home with Susie
And taken Susie's heart with me.

[fox.von.s...@gmail.com]

I know this thread is from a very long time ago, but I thought I'd share the answer since I found it for another patron:

Title: Susy
First Line of Song Someone's in her thoughs ev'ry day, someone who is so far away.
First Line of Chorus My ev'ry dream belongs to Susy, Across a thousand miles of sea.
Composer Ernest Nicol
Lyricist Scott Monte

There are at least two recordings on 78rpm record:

1) Gracie Fields (singer); Bob Farnon And His Orchestra; The Wardour Singers - recorded on London Records 352; B; mx DR 12700
2) Vic Damone (singer); Chorus; Orchestra - recorded on Mercury Records 5228; mx 2070-2

The sheet music is held at the Mississippi State University library special collections department
Contact: sp_...@library.msstate.edu or call 662-325-7679
Reference this item: http://digital.library.msstate.edu/cdm/ref/collection/SheetMusic/id/33887

Cheers,
Rachel Fox von Swearingen
Librarian for Music, Dance, Musical Theater
Syracuse University Libraries
rsfo...@syr.edu