If You Love Me 1949 and 1953 Edith Piaf

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 22 May 2002

If the sun should tumble from the sky,
If the sea should suddenly run dry,
if you love me, really love me,
let it happen, I won't care.
If it seems that ev'rything is lost,
I will smile and never count the cost,
If you love me, really love me,
let it happen, darling
I won't care.
Shall I catch a shooting star?
Shall I bring it where you are?
If you want me to I will.
You can set me any task,
I'll do anything you ask,
if you'll only love me still.
When at last our life on earth is through,
I will share eternity with you,
If you love me, really love me,
Then whatever happens,
I won't care.

If the sun should tumble from the sky,
If the sea should suddenly run dry,
if you love me, really love me,
let it happen, I won't care.
If it seems that ev'rything is lost,
I will smile and never count the cost,
If you love me, really love me,
let it happen, darling
I won't care.
Shall I catch a shooting star?
Shall I bring it where you are?
If you want me to I will.
You can set me any task,
I'll do anything you ask,
if you'll only love me still.
When at last our life on earth is through,
I will share eternity with you,
If you love me, really love me,
Then whatever happens,
I won't care.

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Hymne A L'Amour 1949 and 1953
Copyright  1949 and 1953 by Editions Edimarton, Paris, France
and The World Wide Music Co. Ltd., London
Music by Marguerite Monot
Lyrics by Edith Piaf
English Lyrics by Geoffrey Parsons
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Wednesday 22 May 2002 at 22.20
in association with Doug Grierson
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