Life's Desire. 1931.

Seq - Dr. J.Pitt-Payne. Kar - Bunty Pritchard Jones. Sept 2000.

Tho' I'm ambitious, all the same,
I crave no earthly wealth or fame.

I've one desire to ask one boon
may fortune grant it soon.

Just to possess you my life's desire..
just to caress you my life's desire...

just in my arms to enfold you,
and to my heart closely hold you.

Sharing your gladness my life's desire...
bearing your sadness, I'd never tire,

just to be near, to protect and revere you
is my life's desire....

Just to possess you my life's desire..
just to caress you my life's desire...

just in my arms to enfold you,
and to my heart closely hold you.

Sharing your gladness my life's desire...
bearing your sadness, I'd never tire,

just to be near, to protect and revere you
is my life's desire....

Nothing I ask of life, but this,
Only the right to know your kiss,

merely to live in your sweet smile
to make my life worthwhile....

Just to possess you my life's desire..
just to caress you my life's desire...

just in my arms to enfold you,
and to my heart closely hold you.

Sharing your gladness my life's desire...
bearing your sadness, I'd never tire,

just to be near, to protect and revere you
is my life's desire....

Just to possess you my life's desire..
just to caress you my life's desire...

just in my arms to enfold you,
and to my heart closely hold you.

Sharing your gladness my life's desire...
bearing your sadness, I'd never tire,

just to be near, to protect and revere you
is my life's desire....

Soft karaoke
Words
lyric
treble clef
bass clef
Life's Desire
1931
Music by Tolchard Evans
Lyrics by
Robert Hargreaves
and
Stanley J Damerell
sung by Gracie Fields
in Archie Pitt's successful Revue
"Walk This Way"
at the Winter Garden Theatre, London
Copyright MCMXXXI by Cecilo Lennox Ltd.
134 Charing Cross Road London W.C.2.
MIDI
Doug Grierson - Research
Sequenced by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
Karaoke
by
Bunty Pritchard Jones
Life's Desire 1931 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 18 Sept 2000

Life's Desire 1931 Music by Tolchard Evans sung by Gracie Fields