That Feeling in The Moonlight - 1944

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 30 Jul 2001

Ev'rybody now and then
Gets a little lonely,
There's always a reason why.
I know what it means
To be lonely,
"Even as you and I."

Did you ever get
That feeling in the moonlight,
That wonderful feeling that
You wanna be kissed?
You're strolling in the park,
The stars so bright above,
You'd love to love somebody
But there's nobody there to love.
Did you ever get that longing
On a June night,
That wonderful longing
You can never resist?
Did you ever get
That feeling in the moonlight
That feeling that says
You wanna be kissed?

Did you ever get
That feeling in the moonlight,
That wonderful feeling that
You wanna be kissed?
You're strolling in the park,
The stars so bright above,
You'd love to love somebody
But there's nobody there to love.
Did you ever get that longing
On a June night,
That wonderful longing
You can never resist?
Did you ever get
That feeling in the moonlight
That feeling that says
You wanna be kissed?

Soft karaoke
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That Feeling in The Moonlight 1944
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That Feeling in The Moonlight 1944
Words and Music by
James Cavanaugh
Larry Stock
Ira Schuster
© 1944 Paull-Pioneer Music Corp. New York
sequenced for Piano by
Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Monday 30 Jul 2001 at 12.46
in association with Doug Grierson
and Bunty Pritchard Jones
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
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