| [00:08.02] |
Though with joy I should be reeling |
| [00:13.06] |
That at last you came my way, |
| [00:17.88] |
There's no further use concealing |
| [00:22.53] |
That I'm feeling far from gay. |
| [00:27.33] |
For the rare allure about you |
| [00:32.32] |
Makes me all the plainer see |
| [00:37.06] |
How inane, how vain, how empty life |
| [00:43.31] |
Without you would be. |
| [00:49.09] |
After you, who |
| [00:55.35] |
Could supply my sky of blue? |
| [01:00.17] |
After you, who |
| [01:05.10] |
Could I love? |
| [01:09.92] |
After you, why |
| [01:14.73] |
Should I take the time to try, |
| [01:19.61] |
For who else could qualify |
| [01:24.69] |
After you, who? |
| [01:29.74] |
Hold my hand and swear |
| [01:34.98] |
You'll never cease to care, |
| [01:38.76] |
For without you there what could I do? |
| [01:48.54] |
I could search years |
| [01:54.29] |
But who else could change my tears |
| [01:59.25] |
Into laughter after you? |
| [02:45.59] |
Hold my hand and swear |
| [02:50.50] |
You'll never cease to care, |
| [02:54.35] |
For without you there what could I do? |
| [03:04.94] |
I could search years |
| [03:09.79] |
But who else could change my tears |
| [03:14.31] |
Into laughter after you? |
| [03:26.94] |
written by Cole Porter for his 1932 musical Gay Divorce |
