Lovely Lady - 1935 - King of Burlesque

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 17 Sept 2001

Reaching for moonbeams,
Oh heart of mine,
Finding just daydreams,
she's too divine
though fate alone can decide it,
let's sing our lovesong,
why hide it.

Lovely Lady I'm falling madly
in love with you.
It's a feeling beyond concealing,
what can I do?
Take my heart it's yours alone
to keep for ever;
Lovely Lady
I'm falling madly in love with you.

Lovely Lady I'm falling madly
in love with you.
It's a feeling beyond concealing,
what can I do?
Take my heart it's yours alone
to keep for ever;
Lovely Lady why don't you tell me
you love me too
Lovely lady,
I'm falling madly in love with you.

There's a new glory,
dawning for me,
telling a story,
what is to be,
gone are the days sad and lonely,
now I've one thought and one only.

Lovely Lady I'm falling madly
in love with you.
It's a feeling beyond concealing,
what can I do?
Take my heart it's yours alone
to keep for ever;
Lovely Lady
I'm falling madly in love with you.

Lovely Lady I'm falling madly
in love with you.
It's a feeling beyond concealing,
what can I do?
Take my heart it's yours alone
to keep for ever;
Lovely Lady why don't you tell me
you love me too
Lovely lady,
I'm falling madly in love with you.

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Lovely Lady 1935 King of Burlesque

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Lovely Lady 1935 King of Burlesque
Music by Jimmy McHugh
Words by Ted Koehler
additional lyrics by Charles Wilmot
© 1935 Robbins Music Corp, New York
Francis, Day and Hunter Ltd., London
sequenced for Piano by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Monday 17 Sept 2001 at 22.30
in association with Doug Grierson
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
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from 'King of Burlesque'
with Warner Baxter, Alice Faye, Jack Oakie
Arline Judge and Mona Barrie
Gregory Ratoff, Dikie Dunbar, 'Fats' Waller,
and Kenny Baker
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