If You're Not Kissing Me

"If You're Not Kissing Me" is a 1930 song that is featured in Good News. In this scene, Tom and Connie have their astronomy lesson while falling in love with each other. It does not appear in any other version of the show.

FEMALE TRIO
The mountains kiss the big, blue sky.

The breezes kiss every tree.

Oh, nature has its mate to love.

The world was planned to be.

Each moonbeam kisses the nighttime,

The waves collect the sea.

But what is all this kissing worth,

If you're not kissing, kissing me?

[DIALOGUE]

TOM
I was a simpleton, roaming through books

Reading of Venus and Mars.

You taught me more with one of your looks,

The secret of this world of ours.

The mountains kiss the big, blue sky.

The breezes kiss every tree.

Oh, nature has its mate to love.

The world was planned to be.

Each moonbeam kisses the nighttime,

The waves collect the sea.

But what is all this kissing worth,

If you're not kissing me?

CONNIE
The mountains kiss the big, blue sky.

The breezes kiss every tree.

TOM
Oh, nature has its mate to love.

The world was planned to be.

CONNIE
Each moonbeam kisses the nighttime,

The waves collect the sea.

BOTH
But what is all this kissing worth,

If you're not kissing me?