When Your Lover Has Gone 1931

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 27 Jan 2010
2010

For ages and ages
the poets and sages
of love wondrous love always sing,
But ask any lover
and you'll soon discover
the heartaches
that romance can bring.

When you're alone,
who cares for starlit skies
When you're alone,
the magic moonlight dies
At break of dawn,
there is no sunrise
When your lover has gone
What lonely hours,
the evening shadows bring
What lonely hours,
with mem'ries lingering
Like faded flowers,
life can't mean anything
When your lover has gone

When you're alone,
who cares for starlit skies
When you're alone,
the magic moonlight dies
At break of dawn,
there is no sunrise
When your lover has gone
What lonely hours,
the evening shadows bring
What lonely hours,
with mem'ries lingering
Like faded flowers,
life can't mean anything
When your lover has gone

What good is the scheming,
the planning and dreaming
That comes with each new love affair
The dreams that we cherish,
so often might perish
And leaves you with castles in air

When you're alone,
who cares for starlit skies
When you're alone,
the magic moonlight dies
At break of dawn,
there is no sunrise
When your lover has gone
What lonely hours,
the evening shadows bring
What lonely hours,
with mem'ries lingering
Like faded flowers,
life can't mean anything
When your lover has gone

When you're alone,
who cares for starlit skies
When you're alone,
the magic moonlight dies
At break of dawn,
there is no sunrise
When your lover has gone
What lonely hours,
the evening shadows bring
What lonely hours,
with mem'ries lingering
Like faded flowers,
life can't mean anything
When your lover has gone

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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When Your Lover Has Gone 1931
by E.A.Swan
© 1931 by Warner Bros.Inc. (renewed)
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sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Wednesday 27 January 2010 at 16.58
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
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