Over The Garden Wall 1920 'Oui Madame'

James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 12 Jul 2004

[Dot:] Can you forget
how we began it all?
Our eyes first met
over the garden wall.
[Jerry:] And when we met,
destiny seemed to call
Over, Over, Over the garden wall.
[Dot:] I in the garden,
saw you at the gate.
[Jerry:] Something within me
made me hesitate
[Dot:] I stared at you
and you stared at me, too
[Jerry:] And I said to myself:
"It is fate!"
[Dot:] I looked and wondered
how you would begin
[Jerry:] I said: "There's someone
I'm going to win."
[Dot:] No none about,
I was in looking out
[Jerry:] And I was out looking in.

[Dot:] Danger foreseen,
nobody near to call.
Nothing between,
only a garden wall.
[Jerry:] When you I'd seen,
I knew that I would fall.
Over, Over, Over the garden wall.
[Dot:] I in the garden,
saw you at the gate.
[Jerry:] Something within me
made me hesitate
[Dot:] I stared at you
and you stared at me, too
[Jerry:] And I said to myself:
"It is fate!"
[Dot:] I looked and wondered
how you would begin
[Jerry:] I said: "There's someone
I'm going to win."
[Dot:] No none about,
I was in looking out
[Jerry:] And I was out looking in.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Over The Garden Wall 1920
Lyrics by Robert B. Smith
Music by Victor Herbert
© by T.B.Harms Inc.
sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Monday 12 July 2004 at 15.53
in association witjh Douig Grierson
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Alfred & Aarons Presents The Musical Comedy - "Oui Madame."
Book and Lyrics by G.M. Wright and Robert B. Smith.
Robert B. Smith Victor Herbert Publication: New York:
T.B. Harms, 1920.
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