Now And Then 1920

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 04 Jan 2007
2007

You won my heart, dear,
when we first met,
my love was true,
I thought you knew,
tho' we must part, dear,
I can't forget.
The bliss your kiss gave
is ling'ring yet.

Now and then a heart is broken
by someone who doesn't care,
tho' the years may ease the sorrow
after all, they can't repair,
like the flowr's
will miss the sunshine,
when the warm bright days are through,
that's how I'll miss the hours
I used to spend, dear,
now and then, sweetheart,
when with you.

Now and then a heart is broken
by someone who doesn't care,
tho' the years may ease the sorrow
after all, they can't repair,
like the flowr's
will miss the sunshine,
when the warm bright days are through,
that's how I'll miss the hours
I used to spend, dear,
now and then, sweetheart,
when with you.

I can remember as yesterday,
the happiness of your caress,
now love's last ember
has burned away
and life's December
has come to stay.

Now and then a heart is broken
by someone who doesn't care,
tho' the years may ease the sorrow
after all, they can't repair,
like the flowr's
will miss the sunshine,
when the warm bright days are through,
that's how I'll miss the hours
I used to spend, dear,
now and then, sweetheart,
when with you.

Now and then a heart is broken
by someone who doesn't care,
tho' the years may ease the sorrow
after all, they can't repair,
like the flowr's
will miss the sunshine,
when the warm bright days are through,
that's how I'll miss the hours
I used to spend, dear,
now and then, sweetheart,
when with you.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano
piano
piano
piano
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Now And Then 1920
Music by Norman Spencer
Lyrics by Joe McKiernan
© MCMXX by Maurice Richmond Inc.  N.Y.
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Thursday 04 January 2006 at 10.12pm
in association with Doug Grierson
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