All Lanes Must Reach A Turning 1924 Kern

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 30 Jun 2008
2008

[Laddie:] All resolutions may be broken
[Dorothy:] But that depends by whom they're spoken,
[Laddie:] But you reveal no real acumen
the ways of love with ev'ry human are strange.
[Dorothy:] But of love so far you see
there has been really no suggestion
[Laddie:] But it concerns the case in question
Remember always that I said you would change

All lanes must reach a turning
there's no discerning
what time will bring.
Hearts know no ryhme nor reason,
they change like wind and season.
Cold days of winter die, dear,
with their goodbye, dear,
the swallows sing,
ev'rything comes to him,
who but waits, remember
Ice always melts in Spring.

All lanes must reach a turning
there's no discerning
what time will bring.
Hearts know no ryhme nor reason,
they change like wind and season.
Cold days of winter die, dear,
with their goodbye, dear,
the swallows sing,
ev'rything comes to him,
who but waits, remember
Ice always melts in Spring.

[Dorothy:] The overconfident in wooing
will often pave his own undoing,
[Laddie:] And though a story may seem tragic
with its conclusion comes the magic caress.
[Dorothy:] But to read the story
though the chance may never be afforded
[Laddie:] But patience always is rewarded
and you will change your mind
or I miss my guess.

All lanes must reach a turning
there's no discerning
what time will bring.
Hearts know no ryhme nor reason,
they change like wind and season.
Cold days of winter die, dear,
with their goodbye, dear,
the swallows sing,
ev'rything comes to him,
who but waits, remember
Ice always melts in Spring.

All lanes must reach a turning
there's no discerning
what time will bring.
Hearts know no ryhme nor reason,
they change like wind and season.
Cold days of winter die, dear,
with their goodbye, dear,
the swallows sing,
ev'rything comes to him,
who but waits, remember
Ice always melts in Spring.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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All Lanes Must Reach A Turning 1924 Kern
sung by Genevieve Tobin & Oscar Skato
Music by Jerome Kern
Lyrics by Howard Dietz
© MCMXXIV by T.B.Harms Co. - New York
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Monday 30 June 2008 at 10.59
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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