That's Me, That's You 1936

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 02 Jun 2002

Since I have known you,
you've always been nice,
But somehow it seems
I just can't break the ice,
you just don't respond
the way that you should,
P'r'aps I'm all wrong,
maybe not so good.

Can I be blamed
for the way that I'm dreaming
of love so true?
To bring together two lovers I'm scheming.
That's me, that's you.
I stopped to watch a society marriage,
Bridesmaids in blue,
I thought when I saw
the honeymoon carriage,
that's me, that's you.
I'll go away in search of fame,
I'm gonna win, and be a name.
And on the day that I return,
to claim the one for whom I yearn,
there'll be reporters all waiting there for me,
they'll ask me: "Who?" I'll give 'em two names
to star in the story, that's me, that's you.

Can I be blamed
for the way that I'm dreaming
of love so true?
To bring together two lovers I'm scheming.
That's me, that's you.
I stopped to watch a society marriage,
Bridesmaids in blue,
I thought when I saw
the honeymoon carriage,
that's me, that's you.
I'll go away in search of fame,
I'm gonna win, and be a name.
And on the day that I return,
to claim the one for whom I yearn,
there'll be reporters all waiting there for me,
they'll ask me: "Who?" I'll give 'em two names
to star in the story, that's me, that's you.

Sometimes I think that I captured your heart,
that Cupid well truly has wielded his dart,
but when a fond kiss I venture to claim,
you're cold as ice, you don't 'play the game.'

Can I be blamed
for the way that I'm dreaming
of love so true?
To bring together two lovers I'm scheming.
That's me, that's you.
I stopped to watch a society marriage,
Bridesmaids in blue,
I thought when I saw
the honeymoon carriage,
that's me, that's you.
I'll go away in search of fame,
I'm gonna win, and be a name.
And on the day that I return,
to claim the one for whom I yearn,
there'll be reporters all waiting there for me,
they'll ask me: "Who?" I'll give 'em two names
to star in the story, that's me, that's you.

Can I be blamed
for the way that I'm dreaming
of love so true?
To bring together two lovers I'm scheming.
That's me, that's you.
I stopped to watch a society marriage,
Bridesmaids in blue,
I thought when I saw
the honeymoon carriage,
that's me, that's you.
I'll go away in search of fame,
I'm gonna win, and be a name.
And on the day that I return,
to claim the one for whom I yearn,
there'll be reporters all waiting there for me,
they'll ask me: "Who?" I'll give 'em two names
to star in the story, that's me, that's you.

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That's Me, That's You 1936
by Ray Morton, Everett Lynton and W.L.Trytel
copyright MCMXXXV by Lawrence Wright Music Co. Ltd., London
featured in the Twickenham Film Studios Production
'Eliza Comes To Stay'
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Sunday 02 Jun 2002 at 14.52
in association with Doug Grierson
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