Why Stars Come Out At Night.

Seq - Dr. J.Pitt-Payne. Kar - Bunty Pritchard Jones. July 2001.

When I set eyes upon you
I was set afire with happiness
which ne'er before had come my way

and even Mother Nature pauses to admire
your loveliness and ev'ry lonely night
I want to say:

Do you know why stars come out at night?
It's curious the way they do

The answer is simply this:
They love to look at you.

Do you know why owls come out at night?
And ask each other whoo, whoo, whoo?

The answer is, simply this,
They love to look at you.

The wise old moon up yonder,
the little clouds that wander:
They've fallen under your spell.

And I am a captive as well.
For ever and ever.

Now you know why stars come out at night:
They feel the same as I do, too.

So won't you say
That I may forever stay with you.

Do you know why stars come out at night?
It's curious the way they do

The answer is simply this:
They love to look at you.

Do you know why owls come out at night?
And ask each other whoo, whoo, whoo?

The answer is, simply this,
They love to look at you.

The wise old moon up yonder,
the little clouds that wander:
They've fallen under your spell.

And I am a captive as well.
For ever and ever.

Now you know why stars come out at night:
They feel the same as I do, too.

So won't you say
That I may forever stay with you.

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Why Stars Come Out At Night 1935 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 02 Jul 2001

Why Stars Come Out At Night 1935 seq Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 02 Jul 2001
Why Stars Come Out At Night 1935
Words and Music by
Ray Noble
Copyright MCMXXXV by Paramount Productions Music Corp.
Assigned MCMXXXV, to Famous Music Corp.,
1619, Broadway, N.Y.C.
The Victoria Music Publishing Company Ltd.,
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Featured by Ray Noble in the Paramount Picture
'The Big Broadcast of 1936'
sequenced and arranged by
Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
Monday 02 Jul 2001 at 20.49
in association with Doug Grierson
Karaoke by Bunty Pritchard Jones