Richmond Hill - 1942

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 12 Aug 2001

There is a picture in my mind,
A fragrant memory;
When I dream of you,
I find it all comes back to me.

When we met on Richmond Hill,
Richmond Hill, my heart stood still,
Somehow that enchanting view
Seemed to harmonise with you.
Boats were gliding too and fro
On the silver Thames below;
I can still recall the thrill,
Kissing you on Richmond Hill.
When the moon and stars looked down
On the little roofs of Richmond town,
We could hear soon after dark
A nightingale that sang
In Richmond Park.
As we wandered hand in hand
Richmond seemed a lotus land;
No romance I knew until
I met you on Richmond Hill.

When we met on Richmond Hill,
Richmond Hill, my heart stood still,
Somehow that enchanting view
Seemed to harmonise with you.
Boats were gliding too and fro
On the silver Thames below;
I can still recall the thrill,
Kissing you on Richmond Hill.
When the moon and stars looked down
On the little roofs of Richmond town,
We could hear soon after dark
A nightingale that sang
In Richmond Park.
As we wandered hand in hand
Richmond seemed a lotus land;
No romance I knew until
I met you on Richmond Hill.

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Richmond Hill 1942 Yvette Darnac
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Richmond Hill 1942 Yvette Darnac
by Ralph Butler and Harry Ralton
© MCMXLII Keith Prowse and Co. Ltd.
Sequenced for Piano by
Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Sunday 12 Aug 2001 at 18.54
in association with Doug Grierson
and Bunty Pritchard Jones
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
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