Do I Love You - 1947 - 'Maytime in Mayfair'

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 31 Aug 2001

Ev'ry time you ask me
if I love you,
answering is quite an easy task,
how could there be
the slightest doubt I love you,
Oh Darling what a crazy thing to ask!

Do I love you?
My Darling yes I do,
you're all I care for
don't ask me why or wherefore;
Do I love you?
If only words could show,
how much I love you
you'll never never know,
the stars in the sky
seem to tremble and sigh
when I kiss you,
wherever you go, darling,
they seem to know how I miss you,
Do I love you?
There's nothing more to say,
Only for ever
For ever and a day.

Do I love you?
My Darling yes I do,
you're all I care for
don't ask me why or wherefore;
Do I love you?
If only words could show,
how much I love you
you'll never never know,
the stars in the sky
seem to tremble and sigh
when I kiss you,
wherever you go, darling,
they seem to know how I miss you,
Do I love you?
There's nothing more to say,
Only for ever
For ever and a day.

Soft karaoke
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Do I Love You? 1947

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Do I Love You? 1947
Music by Bruno Bidoli
Words by David Heneker and Don Pelosi
© 1947 Edizioni Musicali Fortissimo, Milan
© 1949 The Peter Maurice Music Co. Ltd.,
from 'Maytime in Mayfair' - the film
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Sequenced for Piano by Dr. Pitt-Payne
in London UK on Friday 31 Aug 2001 at 20.43
in association with Doug Grierson
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
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