Out of Town - 1956 - Max Bygraves

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 18 Aug 2001

Say what you will,
The countryside is still
The only place where I could settle down,
Troubles there are so much rarer
Out of Town.
Spring starts to spring,
The cuckoo starts to sing
A song to take
The edge off winter's frown,
And springcleaning has a meaning
Out of Town.
Up there the sun
Is a big yellow duster
Polishing the blue, blue sky,
With white fluffy clouds
In a cluster hanging in the breeze to dry.
Trees ev'rywhere
With blossoms in their hair,
And Mother Nature wears her newest gown,
What I'd give once more to live right
Out of Town.

Say what you will,
The countryside is still
The only place where I could settle down,
Troubles there are so much rarer
Out of Town.
Spring starts to spring,
The cuckoo starts to sing
A song to take
The edge off winter's frown,
And springcleaning has a meaning
Out of Town.
Up there the sun
Is a big yellow duster
Polishing the blue, blue sky,
With white fluffy clouds
In a cluster hanging in the breeze to dry.
Trees ev'rywhere
With blossoms in their hair,
And Mother Nature wears her newest gown,
What I'd give once more to live right
Out of Town.

Soft karaoke
Words
treble clef 1
treble clef 2
lyric line
bass
Lyric Line
Out Of Town 1956 Max Bygraves

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Out Of Town 1956 Max Bygraves
From The Film 'Charley Moon'
by Leslie Bricusse and Robin Beaumont
© 1956 Edward Kassner Music Co., Ltd.
Sequenced for Piano
br Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Saturday 18 Aug 2001 at 12.49
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
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