Pilot Me 1928 Cole Porter 'La Revue des Ambassadeurs'

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 06 Aug 2003

I've got an aeroplane, entirely new.
A cozy narrow plane, just built for two.
I'll let you drive it, dear,
and when you do,
up where it's private, dear,
we'll bill and coo.

Pilot me, pilot me,
be that pilot I need.
Please give my ship a maiden trip,
and we'll get the prize for speed.
So cast away your fears,
strip my gears,
let me carry you through,
and when afraid you are of going too far,
then I'll just pilot you,
just pilot you.

Pilot me, pilot me,
be that pilot I need.
Please give my ship a maiden trip,
and we'll get the prize for speed.
So cast away your fears,
strip my gears,
let me carry you through,
and when afraid you are of going too far,
then I'll just pilot you,
just pilot you.

Soft karaoke
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Pilot Me 1928 Cole Porter
from "La Revue des Ambassadeurs"
by Cole Porter
copyright 1928 by M. E. Sayag (France)
copyright renewed and assigned to Robert H. Montgomery Jr.
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Wednesday 06 August 2003 at 08.24
in association with Doug Grierson
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