Recorded by Harry Connick, Jr., 1993 in the movie "Sleepless In Seattle"
Back roads emp - ty for  miles.
Like a wink and  a  smile.
We'll get a hip double dip tip-toppy two-seat Pon - ti - ac.
Give me a wink and a smile.
We go together       like a wink  and  a   smile.
Sing it again, the notes never end; this is where I belong.
We go together    like a wink and   a  smile.
*Performance note: The recorded version puts a key change (up one-half step) at the beginning of the final verse.
By far the newest song in my collection here, I was absolutely sure that the song was a 40's revival, as were so many others from Sleepless In Seattle. It wasn't -- but writers Marc Shaiman and Ramsey McLean could hardly have paid greater homage to the music of the era than what they achieved with this song.