I Think of You - 1945 - Carroll Gibbons

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 24 Dec 2001

When the sun is shining through
there's so much to do,
but when the moonlight gleams,
what are your dreams?

I look at lovely flowers,
I think of you,
I while away the hours
and think of you.
I can see a moonbeam of gold
reflected from your hair,
I can feel your touch,
hear your voice,
I can quite believe
that you are standing there.
I hear a muted cello
and think of you,
Then feeling kind of mellow
I think of you.
Eros in the rain, smiles again,
because he knows that
three things must come true,
Love, summertime on Bredon
and you.

I look at lovely flowers,
I think of you,
I while away the hours
and think of you.
I can see a moonbeam of gold
reflected from your hair,
I can feel your touch,
hear your voice,
I can quite believe
that you are standing there.
I hear a muted cello
and think of you,
Then feeling kind of mellow
I think of you.
Eros in the rain, smiles again,
because he knows that
three things must come true,
Love, summertime on Bredon
and you.

Soft karaoke
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I Think of You 1945
Music by Carroll Gibbons
Lyrics by Douglas Furber
copyright 1945 by Francis Day and Hunter
sequence by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Monday 24 Dec 2001 at 23.36
in association with Doug Grierson
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