Cosette 1926 Waltz Song

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 08 Jun 2005

All the day through I'm needing you,
just like the rose needs the sunshine.
And though today you're far away,
maybe you'll think of me sometime.

Do you forget, Cosette,
that day when we first met?
Thro' the golden haze
of bygone happy days,
Mem'ry ever strays always, always,
and tho' the joys we knew
just seem a dream to you,
I shall remember tho' you may forget,
that day we met, Cosette.

Do you forget, Cosette,
that day when we first met?
Thro' the golden haze
of bygone happy days,
Mem'ry ever strays always, always,
and tho' the joys we knew
just seem a dream to you,
I shall remember tho' you may forget,
that day we met, Cosette.

Birds in the trees sing to the breeze,
whispering your name in the twilight.
Each wind that blows
each flower that grows,
brings back that wonderful June night.

Do you forget, Cosette,
that day when we first met?
Thro' the golden haze
of bygone happy days,
Mem'ry ever strays always, always,
and tho' the joys we knew
just seem a dream to you,
I shall remember tho' you may forget,
that day we met, Cosette.

Do you forget, Cosette,
that day when we first met?
Thro' the golden haze
of bygone happy days,
Mem'ry ever strays always, always,
and tho' the joys we knew
just seem a dream to you,
I shall remember tho' you may forget,
that day we met, Cosette.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Cosette 1926 Waltz Song
by Wal Clifford and Gene Rich
© MCMXXVI by Worton David Ltd., London WC2
inspired by the Wonderful Universal Film de France Triumph
"The Soul Of Humanity" from Victor Hugo's Immortal Epic
"Les Miserables".
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An interesting relic of a song. Composers frequently took their inspiration
from what was around and about and then rode the song on a more
famous idea - to boost sales I guess. Whatever - it's a very good
waltz song. JP-P
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Wednesday 07 June 2005 at 20.15
in association with Doug Grierson
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