I Walked In - 1944 - from 'Nob Hill'

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 08 Oct 2001

I didn't stop to wonder
if it was right or wrong.
I looked at you and it happened
I knew my love had come along.

I walked in with my eyes wide open
right into the arms of love.
Hardly more than a word was spoken
but with that word I knew
the ice was broken.
I saw you with you arms wide open
and I didn't need a shove.
I walked in with my eyes wide open
and I fell madly in love.

I walked in with my eyes wide open
right into the arms of love.
Hardly more than a word was spoken
but with that word I knew
the ice was broken.
I saw you with you arms wide open
and I didn't need a shove.
I walked in with my eyes wide open
and I fell madly in love.

Soft karaoke
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I Walked In 1944 from 'Nob Hill'

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I Walked In 1944 from 'Nob Hill'
Words by Harold Adamson
Music by Jimmy McHugh
© 1944 Twentieth Century Music Corporation, New York
sequenced by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Monday 08 Oct 2001 at 10.36
in association with Doug Grierson
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
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