That Lovely Weekend.1941.

Seq - Dr. J.Pitt-Payne. Kar - Bunty Pritchard Jones. Sept 2000.

My darling, here's my letter,
I'm writing through my tears,

a few sweet words to thank you
for the lovely souvenirs,

memories you gave me still echo in my heart,
I'll dream of them while we're apart.

I haven't said thanks
for that lovely week~end,

those two days of heaven
you helped me to spend,

the thrill of your kiss
as you stepped off the train,

the smile in your eyes
like the sun after rain.

To mark the occasion
we went out to dine,

remember the laughter,
the music, the wine;

that drive in the taxi
when midnight had flown,

then breakfast next morning,
just we two alone.

You had to go, the time was so short,
we both had so much to say;

your kit to be packed,
the train to be caught,

sorry, I cried
but I just felt that way,

and now you have gone, dear,
this letter I pen;

My heart travels with you
till we meet again.

Keep smiling, my darling,
and someday we'll spend

a lifetime as sweet
as that lovely weekend.

I haven't said thanks
for that lovely weekend,

those two days of heaven
you helped me to spend,

the thrill of your kiss
as you stepped off the train,

the smile in your eyes
like the sun after rain.

To mark the occasion we went out to dine,
remember the laughter, the music, the wine;

that drive in the taxi
when midnight had flown,

then breakfast next morning,
just we two alone.

You had to go, the time was so short,
we both had so much to say;

your kit to be packed,
the train to be caught,

sorry, I cried
but I just felt that way,

and now you have gone, dear,
this letter I pen;

My heart travels with you
till we meet again.

Keep smiling, my darling,
and someday we'll spend

a lifetime as sweet
as that lovely weekend.

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That Lovely Weekend
1941
by Moira and Ted Heath
Copyright MCMXLI by Bradbury Wood Ltd
MIDI
Doug Grierson - Research
Sequenced by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
Karaoke
by
Bunty Pritchard Jones
That Lovely Weekend 1941 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 11 September 2000

That Lovely Weekend 1941 Moira and Ted Heath