So Do I 1936 'Pennies From Heaven'

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 19 Sep 2002

On a lonely road or sidewalk,
it doesn't matter where,
I've always felt that I'd walk
into my love affair.
And on that perfect day I'd say

The breeze runs after you
when you're passing by,
it wants to be near,
and so do I.
The willow bows to you,
forgetting to cry,
it waits for your smile,
and so do I.
All the world's at your command;
What wouldn't it do
for one look at you.
And I'm that way, too.
The rose that you caress is willing to die;
it loves you so very much,
and so do I.

The breeze runs after you
when you're passing by,
it wants to be near,
and so do I.
The willow bows to you,
forgetting to cry,
it waits for your smile,
and so do I.
All the world's at your command;
What wouldn't it do
for one look at you.
And I'm that way, too.
The rose that you caress is willing to die;
it loves you so very much,
and so do I.

Soft karaoke
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So Do I 1936
Music by Arthur Johnston
Lyrics by John Burke
copyright MCMXXXVI by Select Music Publication Inc. N.Y.
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Thursday 19 September 2002 at 23.11
in association with Doug Grierson
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from The Columbia Picture
'Pennies From Heaven'
starring Bing Crosby
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