"Hold me, thrill me, kiss me" was one where the melody popped into mind, and humming along sort of "assembled" enough more words to bring up the title. I don't recognize any of the listed recordings as ones I ever heard do it, but I can't recall who else it might have been.

Recollection is that the "third verse" is notated as a bridge, and there's a "mode change" and a slightly different "beat" for that one. It was a popular dance tune at the "old-folks" dances my short-lived combo played in the 1955-1957 era.

There's a different song titled just "Hold Me," that appears in The Real Little Ultimate Fake Book:

Hold Me
Words and Music by Little Jack Little, Dave Oppenheim, and Ira Schuster
© 1933 MGM, renewed Chappell

Hold Me, Honey won't you
Hold Me, never let me
Go
Take Me, Honey won't you
Take Me, Never to for-
Get Me, 'cause I love you
So.

Thrill Me, let your kisses
Thrill Me, Just like
You alone can do

Hold Me, tenderly en-
Fold Me, Never try to
Hold me,
from you.

The Ultimate Country Fake Book, in most revisions, has another titled just "Hold Me." This book gets re-released frequently, with minor changes in content. I show this title in at least the first, third, and fourth editions.

Hold Me
Words and Music by K. T. Oslin
©1988 Wooden Words Music/Polygram International

Hold Me Tighter
Tell me that tomorrow will be brighter
Kiss me
Kiss me a little harder
Don't kiss me like we're married
Kiss me like we're lovers
...

There are two verses and more to the chorus; so if this looks like what's wanted I can do the rest of a transcription later, but my morning newsrag just hit the porch so I need to read the funnies and get to bed.

John