Do I Love You 1939 Cole Porter 'Dubarry was A Lady'

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 30 Nov 2002

After that sweet summer afternoon
when for the first time I saw you appear,
dreaming of you, I composed a tune,
so will you listen to it, dear?

Do I love you, do I?
Doesn't one and one make two?
Do I love you, do I?
Does July need a sky of blue?
Would I miss you, would I,
if you ever should go away?
If the sun should desert the day,
what would life be?
Will I leave you, never?
Could the ocean leave the shore?
Will I worship you for ever?
Isn't heaven for ever more?
Do I love you, do I?
Oh, my dear, it's so easy to see,
don't you know I do?
Don't I show you I do,
just as you love me?

Do I love you, do I?
Doesn't one and one make two?
Do I love you, do I?
Does July need a sky of blue?
Would I miss you, would I,
if you ever should go away?
If the sun should desert the day,
what would life be?
Will I leave you, never?
Could the ocean leave the shore?
Will I worship you for ever?
Isn't heaven for ever more?
Do I love you, do I?
Oh, my dear, it's so easy to see,
don't you know I do?
Don't I show you I do,
just as you love me?

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Do I Love You 1939 Cole Porter
from 'Dubarry Was A Lady'
by Cole Porter
copyright 1939 by Cole Porter, renewed ass. Robert F. Montgomery
Trustee of The Cole Porter
Musical and Literary Trusts
International Copyright secured
All rights reserved
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on saturday 30 November 2002 at 16.52
in association with Doug Grierson
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