Where In The World - 1941

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 17 Sept 2001

Do you mind if I ask you some questions?
Questions that explain this lovely glow,
and you'll find much more that a suggestion
of the reason why I love you so, oh!

Where in the world can a sunbeam
at noon take the place of the moon,
and where in the world
can the stars of the skies
shine in two lovely eyes,
and where did I first find
the answer to my pray'r;
may I remind you that you were there.
Oh! Where in the world
can a touch of the lips bring
a total eclipse of cares in the world,
and a future for two
is the one thing in view,
and where can I be sure
that all my dreams come true.
Oh, where in the world, only with you.

Where in the world can a sunbeam
at noon take the place of the moon,
and where in the world
can the stars of the skies
shine in two lovely eyes,
and where did I first find
the answer to my pray'r;
may I remind you that you were there.
Oh! Where in the world
can a touch of the lips bring
a total eclipse of cares in the world,
and a future for two
is the one thing in view,
and where can I be sure
that all my dreams come true.
Oh, where in the world, only with you.

Soft karaoke
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Where In The World 1941

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Where In The World 1941
Music by Ray Austin
Words by Paul Herrick and Freddy Martin
© 1941 Maestro Music Company, Pasadena
Bradbury Wood Ltd., London
sequenced for Piano by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Monday 17 Sept 2001 at 18.54
in association with Doug Grierson
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
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