I Still See Elisa - 1951 - from 'Paint Your Wagon'

James Pitt-Payne and Ian Cousins - 18 Dec 2001

I still see Elisa,
She keeps on returning
as breathless and young as ever
I still hear Elisa,
And still feel a yearning
To hold her against me again.
Her heart was made of holidays,
Her smile was made of dawn.
Her laughter was an April song,
That echoes on and on.
Since I saw Elisa,
The shadows are falling
And winter is calling above.
But I still see Elisa
When ever I dream of Love

I still see Elisa,
She keeps on returning
as breathless and young as ever
I still hear Elisa,
And still feel a yearning
To hold her against me again.
Her heart was made of holidays,
Her smile was made of dawn.
Her laughter was an April song,
That echoes on and on.
Since I saw Elisa,
The shadows are falling
And winter is calling above.
But I still see Elisa
When ever I dream of Love

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I Still See Eliza 1951
from 'Paint Your Wagon'
Music by Frederick Loewe
Lyrics by Alan J. Lerner
copyright 1951 by Alan J. Lerner and Frederick Loewe
Chappell and Co. Inc.
sequenced by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
and Ian Cousins, Opera Australia
in association with Doug Grierson
completed on Tuesday 18 Dec 2001 at 12.17
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