I Love You More Each Day 1910

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 10 Dec 2006
2006

Come sit beside me darling, May,
and look into my eyes,
it seems as tho' 'twere yesterday
I won you for my prize,
the hand of time has turned
your golden locks to silv'ry gray,
The silver threads have drawn you closer
to my heart each day.

You were my queen at sweet sixteen,
you're my queen at sixty three,
your eyes that shone with gladness then,
still hold their charms for me,
and as I gaze into your eyes,
there's one thing I must say,
you're still the same sweet darling girl,
and I love you more each day.

You were my queen at sweet sixteen,
you're my queen at sixty three,
your eyes that shone with gladness then,
still hold their charms for me,
and as I gaze into your eyes,
there's one thing I must say,
you're still the same sweet darling girl,
and I love you more each day.

You cheered me up when I was blue,
you laughed when I was gay,
when trouble came you were the same,
you turned night into day,
you never measured what you gave
by what you thought I'd give,
you're still my little sweetheart,
and I'll love you while I live.

You were my queen at sweet sixteen,
you're my queen at sixty three,
your eyes that shone with gladness then,
still hold their charms for me,
and as I gaze into your eyes,
there's one thing I must say,
you're still the same sweet darling girl,
and I love you more each day.

You were my queen at sweet sixteen,
you're my queen at sixty three,
your eyes that shone with gladness then,
still hold their charms for me,
and as I gaze into your eyes,
there's one thing I must say,
you're still the same sweet darling girl,
and I love you more each day.

Soft karaoke
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piano
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I Love You More Each Day 1910
Music by Ted Snyder
Lyrics by Irving Berlin
© 1910 by Ted Snyder Co.Inc.  N.Y.
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Sunday 10 December 2006 at 12.25am
in association with Doug Grierson
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