Turn on The Moon - 1934

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 16 Jul 2001

Night can be so delightful,
It's really quite full of romance.
If romance should invite you,
It's only right you take a chance.

Why go to slumberland
When the day is through?
Dream with me
Underneath a sky of blue.

Turn on the moon,
Turn off the city lights,
We'll find such pretty lights
As the night goes by.
Turn on the stars,
Tho' love's a mystery,
We'll find it's history
Written in the sky.
Tho' the world is sound asleep,
We'll be a wide awake pair,
We'll never be found asleep,
While there is love in the air.
Turn on the moon,
and set the scene of love,
The king and queen of love,
Will be you and I.

Turn on the moon,
Turn off the city lights,
We'll find such pretty lights
As the night goes by.
Turn on the stars,
Tho' love's a mystery,
We'll find it's history
Written in the sky.
Tho' the world is sound asleep,
We'll be a wide awake pair,
We'll never be found asleep,
While there is love in the air.
Turn on the moon,
and set the scene of love,
The king and queen of love,
Will be you and I.

Soft karaoke
Words
synth str 1 treble
synth str 1 bass
fr hrn treble
synth brass 1 bass
Lyric Line
Turn On The Moon 1934 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 16 Jul 2001

Turn On The Moon 1934 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 16 Jul 2001
Turn On The Moon 1934
Music by Burton Lane
Words by Harold Adamson
From the Fox Film big Musical Production
'Bottoms Up'
sequenced and arranged by
Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Monday 16 Jul 2001 at 11.16
in association with Doug Grierson
and Bunty Pritchard Jones
Strange how the phrase 'Bottoms Up' and
the title of this song seem to coincide with each other! ;-)
Copyright MCMXXXIV by Irving Berlin Inc.