Dry Your Eyes - 1941

James Pitt-Payne, London and Ian Cousins, Opera Australia - 05 Feb 2002

What is it makes you look so sad?
Life for you should be always glad.
Won't you say what goes wrong with you?
Surely there's something I can do.
I want to wipe your tears away,
Bring back the joy of yesterday;
I'm here to tell your troubles to,
Prove that my heart is true.
Dry your eyes, and smile just for me;
Be gay as you once used to be:
You know you have my sympathy,
So be happy, and smile again for me.
Dry your eyes, don't cry any more,
New, brighter days for us are in store;
And you know that you have my sympathy,
So be happy, and smile again for me.

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Dry Your Eyes 1941
sung by Richard Tauber
Music by C. Zeller
Lyric by Ethel Wood
copyright MCMXLI by Allan and Pty. Ltd., Melbourne
sequence by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
and Ian Cousins, Opera Australia
completed Tuesday 05 Feb 2002 at 14.08
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