Love Is Quite A Simple Thing.

Seq - Dr. J.Pitt-Payne. Kar - Bunty Pritchard Jones. June 2001.

[Besac] Why do the people throw us in confusion,
by sugarcoating love with false illusion?

[Julie] Why do we let romantic writers,
all conspire to cram us

with fairy tales, that make us
seek love alone serene?

[Alexander] Why not admit the fact
that we are mostly polygamous?

[Clotilde] And men are men,
and girls are not.
If you get what I mean?

[All] Love is quite a simple thing,
and nothing so bewildering,

no matter what the poets sing
in words and phrases lyrical.

Birds find bliss in ev'ry tree,
and fishes kiss beneath the sea.

So when love comes to you and me,
it really ain't no miracle.

[Julie] They try to libel good Queen Isabella,
implying that Columbus was her fellow.

[Clotilde] It's true, that just before he tried
to cross the broad Atlantic,

he came to see her
now and then to have a little chat.

[Besac] He taught her some geography,
[Alexander] But when she got romantic,

he proved to her the earth was round,
and then he left her flat.

[All] Love is quite a simple thing,
and nothing so bewildering,

no matter what the poets sing
in words and phrases lyrical.

Birds find bliss in ev'ry tree,
and fishes kiss beneath the sea.

So when love comes to you and me,
it really ain't no miracle.

[They Dance]

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The New Moon 1928 Love Is Quite A Simple Thing 23 Dr. P-P 15 Jun 01

The New Moon 1928 Love Is Quite A Simple Thing 23 Dr. P-P 15 Jun 01
The New Moon 1928 Love Is Quite A Simple Thing 23
Music by Sigmund Romberg
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Copyright 1928 by Harms Inc.
Sequenced by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 15 Jun 2001
in association with Doug Grierson
Karaoke by Bunty Pritchard Jones