Moonlight Kisses 1933

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 13 June 2002

There was a southern moon above you
when I first look'd into your eyes;
beneath that moon I learnt to love you
more than you'll ever realise.
I know I never can forget you
tho' you have left me all too soon;
my heart was yours the night I met you
beneath that honeycolour'd moon.

Love, bring back those moments of delight,
the tender passion of that night
of moonlight kisses.
Love, my only happiness is when
I dream you're giving me again
those moonlight kisses.
Here two empty arms
are aching just for you.
You know, my dear,
just what my poor heart misses.
Love, that moon above need never shine
until your lips are press'd to mine
in moonlight kisses.

Love, bring back those moments of delight,
the tender passion of that night
of moonlight kisses.
Love, my only happiness is when
I dream you're giving me again
those moonlight kisses.
Here two empty arms
are aching just for you.
You know, my dear,
just what my poor heart misses.
Love, that moon above need never shine
until your lips are press'd to mine
in moonlight kisses.

Soft karaoke
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Moonlight Kisses 1933
Music by Tibor Barczi
Lyrics by Desmond Carter
copyright MCMXXXIII by Rozsavolgyi and Co., Budapest
Copyright MCMXXXIV by Chappell and Co. Ltd., London
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Thursday 13 June 2002 at 08.18
in association with Doug Grierson
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