THE LAST TIME I FELT LIKE THIS (SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR, 1978)

“They couldn't have celebrated happier anniversaries

if they were married to each other.” – tagline

Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn plays Doris and George who met by chance on a dinner in the inn and eventually end up sleeping together thinking what happened the night before even though they’re married to other people. Based on a Broadway production, the song which was sung by Johnny Mathis and Jane Olivor was nominated for best original song at the Oscars and the Golden Globe.


THE LAST TIME I FELT LIKE THIS
sung by: Johnny Mathis & Jane Olivor

Hello, I don't even know your name

But I'm hopin' all the same

This is more than just a simple hello

Hello, do I smile and look away?

No, I think I'll smile and stay

To see where this might go

'Cause the last time I felt like this

I was falling in love

Falling and feeling

I'd never fall in love again

Yes, the last time I felt like this

Was long before I knew

What I'm feeling now with you

Hello, I can't wait till we're alone

Somewhere quiet on our own

So that we can fall the rest of the way

I know that before the night is through

I'll be talking love to you

Meaning every word I say

'Cause the last time I felt like this

I was falling in love

Falling and feeling

I'd never fall in love again

Yes, the last time I felt like this

Was long before I knew

What I'm feeling now with you

Oh, the last time I felt like this

I was falling in love

Falling and feeling

I'd never fall in love again

Yes, the last time I felt like this

Was long before I knew

What I'm feeling now with you