Greek To You circa 1937 Cole Porter

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 31 May 2003

Ev'ry hour, ev'ry place,
I'm pursued by your haunting face,
and though there's none other such,
Its omnipresence is nearly too much.
In each cloud, in each flow'r,
in my slumber and in my show'r,
yours is the one face I find,
and I'm gradually losing my mind.

It may be Greek to you
and Greek to me
that you should seem so unique to me.
There may be no why or wherefore,
but you're the one I tear my hair for.
I can't explain at all
the big windfall,
this personal call from heaven above.
It may be Greek to you
and Greek to me
but it may be, Baby, just love.

It may be Greek to you
and Greek to me
that you should seem so unique to me.
There may be no why or wherefore,
but you're the one I tear my hair for.
I can't explain at all
the big windfall,
this personal call from heaven above.
It may be Greek to you
and Greek to me
but it may be, Baby, just love.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
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piano 3
piano 4
pizz str
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Greek To You circa 1937 Cole Porter
by Cole Porter
copyright 1966 by John F. Wharton, Trustee
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Saturday 31 May 2003 at 23.38
in association with Doug Grierson
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'Greek To You' was the title song of an unproduced musical
intended for presentation by Vinton Freedley in late 1937.
The book was never finished, though, and the project was
abandoned in 1938 with Porter having written only a few
numbers.
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