Julie London's song "Lover Man" expresses the feelings of sadness, longing, and loneliness that the narrator experiences while yearning for a lover

The song "Treat Me Good" by Julie London is about someone who is experiencing love for the first time and asks their partner to treat them well

"Mad About the Boy" is a song originally written by Noël Coward for his 1932 play "Words and Music

The song "Two Sleepy People" by Julie London tells the story of a couple who find themselves completely smitten with each other, even when they are tired and have nothing exciting to say

"I'll Be Seeing You" is a song that was written by Sammy Fain and Irving Kahal in 1938

The meaning of Julie London's song "Tall Boy" revolves around unrequited love and the longing for someone who seems out of reach

The song "Don't Take Your Love From Me" was originally written by Henry Nemo in 1941, but it became popularized by Julie London in the 1950s

"Baby, Baby All The Time" is a song by Julie London that portrays a story of regret and longing for a lost love

"The One I Love Belongs to Someone Else" is a song performed by Julie London

"Evenin'" is a song performed by Julie London, an American singer and actress, known for her sultry and smooth vocal style