All's Well Mademoiselle.

Seq - Dr. J.Pitt-Payne. Kar - Bunty Pritchard Jones. July 2000.

We had to say "Goodbye" Cherie,
Your heart was breaking then.

But the time has come at last, Cherie,
When France will rise again.

All's well Mademoiselle,
We're on our way to dear old gay Paree,

All's Well Mademoiselle,
We've started off from Normandy,
It won't be long till victory,

Hearts will sing that happy day,
France will ring with the Marseillaise.

All's Well Mademoiselle,
Soon you will dance again,

Love and romance again,
Vive La France again,
Mademoiselle.

All's well Mademoiselle,
We're on our way to dear old gay Paree,

All's Well Mademoiselle,
We've started off from Normandy,
It won't be long till victory.

Hearts will sing that happy day,
France will ring with the Marseillaise.

All's Well Mademoiselle,
Soon you will dance again,

Love and romance again,
Vive La France again,
Mademoiselle.

Soft karaoke
Words
bassoon - lyric
piano
synth strings
pizz str
synth brass
All's Well Mademoiselle
1944
Words & Music by
Michael Carr * Tommie Connor
My thanks for the loan of the score
from Mrs. Frances Wright
The cover depicts Gertrude Lawrence
looking intently outwards and
in her own handwriting she
has written
"With my love to the men
who are finishing the job!"
at the time she was "somewhere overseas"
MIDI
Doug Grierson - research
Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - sequence
Karaoke
by
Bunty Pritchard Jones
Note: This is a reworking of a file I completed on 6th May 2000
it has been prepared for the karaoke process by our good
friend named above.
All's Well Mademoiselle 1944 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 19 July 2000

All's Well Mademoiselle - 1944 - Gertrude Lawrence