A Coach And Four 1946

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 25 Nov 2012
2012

Once I knew a maid
just made to serenade
only she was shy
and I kept sighing:
"Please don't be afraid."

When I took her
riding on Monday,
riding on Monday,
riding on a Monday,
she said: "No sir."
Riding on Monday
in the coach and four.
Then I took her
riding on Tuesday,
riding on Tuesday,
riding on a Tuesday,
she came closer
riding on Tuesday
than she was before.
Wednesday she resisted,
Thursday I insisted.
Day after day
I'd pray she'd say:
"Si, si senor."
So I brought her
riding on Sunday,
riding on Sunday,
riding on a Sunday,
and I taught her
riding on a Sunday,
love has a lovely lore.
Then I found her
right beside me
and I held her
tight beside me,
there was such a
light inside me
in the coach and four,
in the coach and four.

When I took her
riding on Monday,
riding on Monday,
riding on a Monday,
she said: "No sir."
Riding on Monday
in the coach and four.
Then I took her
riding on Tuesday,
riding on Tuesday,
riding on a Tuesday,
she came closer
riding on Tuesday
than she was before.
Wednesday she resisted,
Thursday I insisted.
Day after day
I'd pray she'd say:
"Si, si senor."
So I brought her
riding on Sunday,
riding on Sunday,
riding on a Sunday,
and I taught her
riding on a Sunday,
love has a lovely lore.
Then I found her
right beside me
and I held her
tight beside me,
there was such a
light inside me
in the coach and four,
in the coach and four.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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A Coach And Four 1946
from The Paramount Picture "Monsieur Beaucaire"
by Jay Livingstone & Ray Evans
© MCMXLVI by Famous Music Corporation, New York
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Sunday 25 November 2012 at 17.10
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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