Passing Strangers 1957 Ruby Murray

Dr. Pitt-Paynein London UK - 20 Jun 2002

We seem like passing strangers now,
how can you hurry by?
There were never two who loved
half as much as you and I.
We seem like passing strangers now,
funny how things can change,
we were so inseprable,
now you're acting very strange.
The hands I used to touch
don't even wave hello.
How I miss your kiss,
you'll never know.
If you would only turn to me,
speak my name, just once more,
you might find right there and then,
strangers can be lovers again.

We seem like passing strangers now,
how can you hurry by?
There were never two who loved
half as much as you and I.
We seem like passing strangers now,
funny how things can change,
we were so inseprable,
now you're acting very strange.
The hands I used to touch
don't even wave hello.
How I miss your kiss,
you'll never know.
If you would only turn to me,
speak my name, just once more,
you might find right there and then,
strangers can be lovers again.

Soft karaoke
Words
str 25
str 50
str 110
fr hrn 60
brass 75
pizz
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Passing Strangers 1957 Ruby Murray
Music by Rita Mann
Lyrics by Mel Mitchell
copyright 1957 by Christopher Music, New York
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Thursday 20 June 2002 at 20.06
in association with Doug Grierson
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