Old song (maybe mid 30s), mentions clark gable

... i stutter like a fool.

I l-l-love you so
I n-n-need you so
I w-w-want to know if you
L-L-Love me too
as m-m-much as I love you
I d-d-dream that we
c-c-could closely be
t-t-together all life through...


Clark gable is mentioned in it somewhere at the beginning.
Light piano plus a little strings thrown in. Kind of bouncy but not particularly jazzy.
Despite googling for hours I can't find the name of it, who sang it, or even that it exists. Yet I keep looping this 2:35 long song and its driving me nuts that I dont know what it is. Could someone shed some light on it?

I first heard this song as part of the add-ons for a game called "Silent Hunter 3", a submarine simulation set during the second world war. The in-game gramaphone can play any songs in it's folder, and this was a particular gem that I liked.

Unfortunately, I cannot find the song now, but I'm sure that with a copy of the song I'll be able to submit it for comparative analysis in Google's labs somewhere . . .

Judy Garland: Dear Mr. Gable - You Made Me Love You (1937)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-5PGkg1yg0

Judy Garland: Dear Mr. Gable - You Made Me Love You (1937)

Sorry, Mixalopoulos, but we've already established that the song we're talking about here has a lot of stuttering in, and the Judy Garland song really didn't stutter, although it's mentioned in the Intro.

Ray

Found it and posting a link shortly...

uploaded it here - "http://www.raydlee.org/media/01 010.wma"

Mentioned here - http://www.raydlee.org/wp/?p=124