Talking To Myself - 1932

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 19 Sept 2001

I know I'm awf'lly silly,
but when you're by my side,
I go all willynilly, tonguetied.
But when I go out walking,
all by myself it's true,
I spend my time in talking of you.

Talking to myself about you,
sweetheart,
you'd be so surprised what I say;
planning all the loving we'd do,
sweetheart,
why not 'listen in' one day?
Whispering such wonderful things,
sweetheart,
asking if you love me true;
how my heart with happiness sings,
sweetheart,
talking to myself about you.

Talking to myself about you,
sweetheart,
you'd be so surprised what I say;
planning all the loving we'd do,
sweetheart,
why not 'listen in' one day?
Talking first of this and of that,
sweetheart,
asking if you love me true;
Come and hear me talk through my hat,
sweetheart,
talking to myself about you.

I talk of you so sweetly,
to all the stars above,
and tell them I'm completely in love.
Perhaps some day you'll hear me
and realize that I
just long to have you near me,
please try.

Talking to myself about you,
sweetheart,
you'd be so surprised what I say;
planning all the loving we'd do,
sweetheart,
why not 'listen in' one day?
Whispering such wonderful things,
sweetheart,
asking if you love me true;
how my heart with happiness sings,
sweetheart,
talking to myself about you.

Talking to myself about you,
sweetheart,
you'd be so surprised what I say;
planning all the loving we'd do,
sweetheart,
why not 'listen in' one day?
Talking first of this and of that,
sweetheart,
asking if you love me true;
Come and hear me talk through my hat,
sweetheart,
talking to myself about you.

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Talking To Myself 1932

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Talking To Myself 1932
Music by Billy Milton
Words by Collie Knox
© 1932 Francis, Day and Hunter Ltd., London
sequenced for Piano by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Wednesday 19 Sept 2001 at 09.48
in association with Doug Grierson
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
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