Ella Fitzgerald — Dont You Think I Ought to Know

What they're saying, is it true That your love is burning low? If you've found somebody new Don't you think I ought to know? Dining at the club alone I can feel the people stare; Do you think I'm made of stone? Don't you think I ought to care? You know, darlin', I've always had Such faith in you and the yarns you've spun But, like a fool, I've lived and learned That half a love is worse than none If I can't have all of you Though I can't believe it's so If you really mean you're through Don't you think I ought to know? You know, darlin', I've always had Such faith in you and the yarns you've spun But, like a fool, I've lived and learned That half a love is worse than none If I can't have all of you Though I can't believe it's so If you really mean you're through Don't you think I ought to know?