Vienna! You've Stolen My Heart 1934

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 15 Jun 2005

Vienna, city of my dreams,
when silver moonlight softly beams,
then hearts are happy while lovers are young.
Vienna, city of delights,
give me the magic of your nights,
my heart is happy when your song is sung.

Vienna, you've stolen my heart,
and in return you've given me
an everlasting melody.
Vienna, your song is divine,
a violin is heard to play
and then you steal my heart away.
Vienna, you've woven a spell,
a lovely waltz and I am glad,
the music halts and I am sad;
till I see you again,
Auf Wiedersehn,
Vienna, you've stolen my heart.

Vienna, you've stolen my heart,
and in return you've given me
an everlasting melody.
Vienna, your song is divine,
a violin is heard to play
and then you steal my heart away.
Vienna, you've woven a spell,
a lovely waltz and I am glad,
the music halts and I am sad;
till I see you again,
Auf Wiedersehn,
Vienna, you've stolen my heart.

Vienna, city of romance,
your melodies seem to entrance,
there's something magic in your very name.
Vienna, you give me a thrill,
I never can be gay until
I let your wonderful music proclaim:

Vienna, you've stolen my heart,
and in return you've given me
an everlasting melody.
Vienna, your song is divine,
a violin is heard to play
and then you steal my heart away.
Vienna, you've woven a spell,
a lovely waltz and I am glad,
the music halts and I am sad;
till I see you again,
Auf Wiedersehn,
Vienna, you've stolen my heart.

Vienna, you've stolen my heart,
and in return you've given me
an everlasting melody.
Vienna, your song is divine,
a violin is heard to play
and then you steal my heart away.
Vienna, you've woven a spell,
a lovely waltz and I am glad,
the music halts and I am sad;
till I see you again,
Auf Wiedersehn,
Vienna, you've stolen my heart.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Vienna! You've Stolen My Heart 1934
Music by Franz Vienna
Lyrics by Eddie Pola
© 1934 by Francis, Day & Hunter Ltd., London
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Wednesday 15 June 2005 at 12.24
in association with Doug Grierson
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