"I've Got You Under My Skin" is a song written by Cole Porter. Written in 1936, the song was introduced in the Eleanor Powell MGM musical Born to Dance, in which it was performed by Virginia Bruce. It was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Song that year. It became a signature song for Frank Sinatra and, in 1966, became a top 10 hit for The Four Seasons. It has gone on to be recorded by many leading pop artists and jazz musicians. Intro: Fm7 Eb6 X2

^Fm7I've got you ^Bb7--- under my ^EbM7skin, ^Gm7--- ^C7b9--- I've ^Fm7got you ^Bb7--- deep in the ^EbM7heart of me ^Eb6

So ^Fm7deep in my heart, ^Bb7--- you're really a ^EbM7part of me, ^Gm7--- ^C7#5--- I've ^Fm7got you ^Bb7sus--- ^Bb7under my ^EbM7skin ^Gm7b5 ^C7b9

I've ^Fm7tried ^Bb7so not to give ^EbM7in, ^Eb6 ^Fm7b5 I said to myself, "this af^Bb7fair never ^Dwil^Ebl go so wel^Eb6l."

But ^Dm7why should I try to re-^G7sist when, darling, I ^Bknow ^CM7so well, ^C6--- I've ^Fm7got ^Bb7susyou ^Bb7under my ^EbM7skin. ^Eb6

I'd ^Fm7sacrifice anything, ^Bb7b9come what might, for the ^EbM7sake of having you ^Gm7near ^C7b9 In spite of a ^Fm7warning voice that ^Bb7b9comes in the night and re-^Gm7peats and re-^F#9peats in my ^Bb7susear ^Bb7

"Don't^Cm7 you know, little f^Fm7ool, ---^Bb7#5 you never^EbM7 can w^Gm7in. Use ^Gdimyour men-^Bb7sustality, ^Bb7wake ^Bb7#5up to re-^EbM7ality. ^Bbm7 ^Eb7b5

But each ^Ab6time I do, just the ^Abm6thought of you makes me ^Eb6stop, before I be-^Gm7b5gin ^C7b9 'Cause I've ^Fm9got you ^Bb13--- under my ^Eb6skin, ^Gm7b5--- ^C7b9---

yes, I've ^Fm9got you ^Bb13--- under my ^Eb6skin, ^Gm7b5 ^C7b9 Yes, I've ^Fm7got you ^Abm6--- under my ^Eb6skin.

Frank Sinatra - Ive got you under my skin