Who Knows? - 1951 - Rainbow Square

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 22 Mar 2002

Stranger, there's danger
Tonight in the air!
You never know the will of fate,
Till too late
Have a care
Moonlight and music
and that kind of thing,
Can quickly make you fall
for the call of Spring!
No sooner you've begun,
Than what is done is done.

Who knows where tonight may lead us?
Who knows what two foolish hearts may do?
For you will be close,
and the moon may be shining!
Your eyes may be dazed by starlight,
My arms may around you gently close,
And one kiss may settle it all tonight,
For ever, Who Knows?

Who knows where tonight may lead us?
Who knows what two foolish hearts may do?
For you will be close,
and the moon may be shining!
Your eyes may be dazed by starlight,
My arms may around you gently close,
And one kiss may settle it all tonight,
For ever, Who Knows?

Wise as we may be
we're fools unaware
Love happens accidentally,
Time to spare isn't there.
You know your own heart
till night starts her games
But kisses in the dark
light a spark that flames
A moment of desire
And all your world's on fire!

Who knows where tonight may lead us?
Who knows what two foolish hearts may do?
For you will be close,
and the moon may be shining!
Your eyes may be dazed by starlight,
My arms may around you gently close,
And one kiss may settle it all tonight,
For ever, Who Knows?

Who knows where tonight may lead us?
Who knows what two foolish hearts may do?
For you will be close,
and the moon may be shining!
Your eyes may be dazed by starlight,
My arms may around you gently close,
And one kiss may settle it all tonight,
For ever, Who Knows?

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Who Knows? 1951
Music by Robert Stolz
Lyrics by Guy Bolton and Harold Purcell
copyright 1951 by Campbell, Connelly and Co. Ltd.
sequence by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Friday 22 March 2002 at 15.30
in association with Doug Grierson
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From 'Rainbow Square'