: The song serves as a reminder that although he could not dance with her, he was the one taking her home at the end of the night. Release and Success Bublé’s version was a highlight of his breakout era:

Michael Bublé ’s rendition of is a vibrant reimagining of a 1960 classic, originally performed by The Drifters . Bublé infuses the track with his signature big band Latin dance sound , transforming the soulful R&B original into a contemporary pop-jazz hybrid. A Touching Backstory

: It was released as the album's third single on April 4, 2006.

: The song peaked at #5 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart and reached #99 on the Billboard Hot 100. Musical Style and Performance

Bublé’s take is characterized by upbeat instrumentation and a focus on .

: Featured on his multi-platinum 2005 album, It's Time , which spent 78 weeks at #1 on the Billboard Jazz chart.

While the song sounds like a lighthearted celebration of trust, its origins are deeply poignant. : It was written by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman .