Please Keep Me In Your Dreams
written by vee lawnhurst & tot seymour
PLEASE KEEP ME IN YOUR DREAMS  -  HENRY KING & HIS ORCHESTRA with BARBARA BLAKE
PLEASE KEEP ME IN YOUR DREAMS    (SCREEN SONGS)   1937
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Lyricist Tot Seymour became well-known for the special material she wrote for Fannie Brice, Mae West and others. In the early 1930's she teamed up with Vee Lawnhurst - the two came to be known as "the first successful group of songwriting girls in modern history". The duo's 1934 song Please Keep Me In Your Dreams was used as the title and basis for a 1937 installment of the Screen Songs series, where it was performed by Barbara Blake with Henry King and His Orchestra. That year the song was also a hit for a young Billie Holiday. In the following years the duo's songs appeared in several other Fleischer cartoons, including No Other One (Screen Songs, 1936), Happy You And Merry Me (Betty Boop, 1936), Play Safe (1936), We'll Have A Bushel Of Fun (Grampy's Indoor Outing, 1936), Abu Hassan (Popeye's Meets Ali Baba and The Forty Theives, 1937), Be Up To Date (Betty Boop, 1938), Hold It (Color Classics, 1938), Off With The Old Job On With The New (Betty Boop, On With The New, 1938), and Sally Swing (Betty Boop, 1938).
1934

RUDY
​VALLEE
1936

FATS
WALLER
AND HIS
RHYTHM
1936

GEORGE HALL
AND HIS
HOTEL TAFT
​ORCHESTRA
1937

BILLIE
HOLIDAY
1998

JACKIE
​WASHINGTON
1999

JOHN
SHERIDAN
AND HIS
​DREAM BAND
2013

BOILERMAKER
​JAZZ BAND
2017

BRYAN
BRUNDIGE
AND HIS
PIGGLY
​WIGGLIES
PLEASE KEEP ME IN YOUR DREAMS

Please keep me in your dreams
In your sweet dreams let me hold you
When through your window
The breeze comes swingin'
It's just bringin' this love song that I'm singin'

Please keep me in your dreams
My kiss it seems must have told you
My heart you'll borrow until tomorrow
So please keep me in your dreams

Please keep me in your dreams
In your sweet dreams let me hold you
When through your window
The breeze comes swingin'
It's just bringin' this love song that I'm singin'

Please keep me in your dreams
My kiss it seems must have told you
My heart you'll borrow until tomorrow
So please keep me in your dreams
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