I know I stand in lineUntil you think you have the
After you've gone - and left me cryingAfter you've gone -
love is rain, my heart the flowerI need your
(not Frank's version, this is the traditional)On the (first) day of
Writer(s): Wilder/EngvickThat year in Oakland HighWhen I was seventeenThe grass from
fine romance, with no kissesA fine romance, my friend,
your dreams away for another dayAnd I will take
guess I'll have to change my planI should have
I won't dance, don't ask meI won't dance, don't ask meI
Hide your heart from sight, lock your dreams at nightIt could
The evening breeze caressed the trees tenderlyThe trembling trees embraced the
I'll soon become a wreckThey're breathin' on my neckDick Haymes, Dick
Empty rooms behind me, no more nights aloneA table and some
pleaseMaster E, one eight nine five three, take
Frank SinatraMiscellaneousHere Comes The NightHere comes the night, my cloak of
I've been alive forever, and I sang the very first songI
I'm a fool to want youI'm a fool to want youTo
At the end of the rainbow there's happinessAnd to find it
Frank:Let's take an old fashioned walk, I'm just bursting with talkWhat
They call you lady luckBut there is room for doubtAt times
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