By The Waterfall - 1927 - The Savoy Orpheans

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 08 Dec 2001

When shadows fall I often recall
mem'ries sweet mem'ries of you.
Those happy days I'll think of always,
you were true then
though your love was new.

By the waterfall you said you loved me
by the waterfall you said you'd care.
How can I forget the day we met, dear?
How can I forget you there.
Tho' for many years we have been parted
don't know why we said 'Goodbye' at all
I thought you were my own
till you left me all alone
alone just by the waterfall.

By the waterfall you said you loved me
by the waterfall you said you'd care.
How can I forget the day we met, dear?
How can I forget you there.
Tho' for many years we have been parted
don't know why we said 'Goodbye' at all
I thought you were my own
till you left me all alone
alone just by the waterfall.

Time has roll'd fast
much water has passed,
over the old waterfall.
What would I give
again just to live.
all over the past and recall.

By the waterfall you said you loved me
by the waterfall you said you'd care.
How can I forget the day we met, dear?
How can I forget you there.
Tho' for many years we have been parted
don't know why we said 'Goodbye' at all
I thought you were my own
till you left me all alone
alone just by the waterfall.

By the waterfall you said you loved me
by the waterfall you said you'd care.
How can I forget the day we met, dear?
How can I forget you there.
Tho' for many years we have been parted
don't know why we said 'Goodbye' at all
I thought you were my own
till you left me all alone
alone just by the waterfall.

Soft karaoke
Words
synth str 1 treble
synth str 1 bass
synth str 1 mid range
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Lyric Line
brass
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By The Waterfall 1927
Music by  Reginald Tabush
Lyrics by H. B. Tilsley
© 1927 by Cecil Lennox Ltd., London
karseq - Dr. Pitt-Payne
featured by The Savoy Orpheans
under the direction of Reg Batten
in 1928
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Sequence and Karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Saturday 08 Dec 2001 at 09.44
in association with Doug Grierson
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
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