Wherever You Are 1928

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 26 Dec 2005

Everything in life
must always go by two,
dear, from the zoo to me and you,
when other couples drift apart
or separate,
thro' unkind fate they're thro'
that is why both you and I
side by side should stand.
Tho' tomorrow may bring sorrow
it will fly,
if we go hand in hand.

Wherever you are,
near, dear, or afar.
Rain, shine, why should we make a fuss?
Where there's one, there'll be two of us,
where ever you roam,
there I'll feel at home,
land or sea, just look around
and you'll find me,
where ever you are.

Wherever you are,
near, dear, or afar.
Rain, shine, why should we make a fuss?
Where there's one, there'll be two of us,
where ever you roam,
there I'll feel at home,
land or sea, just look around
and you'll find me,
where ever you are.

It won't matter dear
if things sometimes go wrong,
I'll be there strong to help along,
just lead the way and I will follow
you will see
that life will be a song.
When you smile the longest mile
seems so bright and gay,
and our troubles are like bubbles
all the while,
that's why I always say.

Wherever you are,
near, dear, or afar.
Rain, shine, why should we make a fuss?
Where there's one, there'll be two of us,
where ever you roam,
there I'll feel at home,
land or sea, just look around
and you'll find me,
where ever you are.

Wherever you are,
near, dear, or afar.
Rain, shine, why should we make a fuss?
Where there's one, there'll be two of us,
where ever you roam,
there I'll feel at home,
land or sea, just look around
and you'll find me,
where ever you are.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Wherever You Are 1928
by Eddie Dowling and James F. Hanley
© MCMXXVIII by Shapiro, Bernstein Inc., New York
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Monday 26 December 2005 at 20.53
in association with Doug Grierson
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