Did I Remember 1936

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 17 July 2011
2011

The night was filled with sweet surrender
I had a million things to say
We shared the moon in all its splendour
You pressed your lips to mine
and by the way.

Did I remember
to tell you I adore you
and I am living for you alone?
Did I remember
to say "I'm lost without you,"
and just how mad about you I've grown.
You were in my arms
and that was all I knew
we were alone, we two,
what did I say to you?
Did I remember
to tell you I adore you,
and pray forever more you are mine.

Did I remember
to tell you I adore you
and I am living for you alone?
Did I remember
to say "I'm lost without you,"
and just how mad about you I've grown.
You were in my arms
and that was all I knew
we were alone, we two,
what did I say to you?
Did I remember
to tell you I adore you,
and pray forever more you are mine.

Beneath a spell of joy unbroken
I wake today to realise.
I've left a million things unspoken
and long to ask you
gazing in your eyes.

Did I remember
to tell you I adore you
and I am living for you alone?
Did I remember
to say "I'm lost without you,"
and just how mad about you I've grown.
You were in my arms
and that was all I knew
we were alone, we two,
what did I say to you?
Did I remember
to tell you I adore you,
and pray forever more you are mine.

Did I remember
to tell you I adore you
and I am living for you alone?
Did I remember
to say "I'm lost without you,"
and just how mad about you I've grown.
You were in my arms
and that was all I knew
we were alone, we two,
what did I say to you?
Did I remember
to tell you I adore you,
and pray forever more you are mine.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Did I Remember 1936
Featured in the M-G-M Production "Suzy"
Dedicated to Jean Harlow
Music by Walter Donaldson
Lyrics by Harold Adamson
© 1936 by Leo Feist Inc.  New York
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Sunday 17 July 2011 at 16.26
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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