The Same As We Used To Do - 1930

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 07 Sept 2001

You and I quarrelled some time ago,
How it all started,
I don't know;
Doesn't matter now
who was wrong or right,
for we'll kiss and
make it up tonight.

Let us stroll again
down in lover's lane,
the same as we used to do.
Tender words we'll say
in the sweet old way,
the same as we used to do.
The heartaches and sadness
will all be past,
I'll hold you sweetheart
in my arms at last,
and we'll know the bliss
of a goodnight kiss,
the same as we used to do.

So we'll sing love's song
as we stroll along,
the same as we used to do.
And when clouds are grey
we will smile each day,
the same as we used to do.
The vows that were broken
we soon can mend,
no more we'll be parted
until the end,
and tho' years may roll,
hand in hand we'll stroll,
the same as we used to do.

Parting and sorrows
all left behind,
Sunny tomorrows we shall find,
Tho' we almost ended
our sweet romance,
'Twas mended
with just a tender glance.

Let us stroll again
down in lover's lane,
the same as we used to do.
Tender words we'll say
in the sweet old way,
the same as we used to do.
The heartaches and sadness
will all be past,
I'll hold you sweetheart
in my arms at last,
and we'll know the bliss
of a goodnight kiss,
the same as we used to do.

So we'll sing love's song
as we stroll along,
the same as we used to do.
And when clouds are grey
we will smile each day,
the same as we used to do.
The vows that were broken
we soon can mend,
no more we'll be parted
until the end,
and tho' years may roll,
hand in hand we'll stroll,
the same as we used to do.

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The Same As We Used To Do 1930

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The Same As We Used To Do 1930
by Jimmy Campbell and Reg Connelly
© MCMXXX Campbell, Connelly and Co. Ltd., London
sequenced for Piano by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Friday 07 Sept 2001 at 12.17
in association with Doug Grierson
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
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