Key: D major
Verse 1
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Em
Somewhere there's
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music,
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how faith a tune.
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Somewhere there's heaven,
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how high the moon.
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There is no moon above,
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when love is far away too,
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till it comes true,
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that you love me as I
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love you.
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it's where you are
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Somewhere there's heaven,
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how near, how far
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The darkest night would shine
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if you would come to me soon
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Edim
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Until you will howl, still my heart,
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I'll hide the moon blue
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There is no moon above
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when love is far away, too
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Till it comes true
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that you love me as I love you
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The darkest night would shine
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if you would come to me soon
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Until you will, I'll still my heart,
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I'll hide the moon,
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I'll hide the moon
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I enjoyed that, Eileen.
That's a real, real nice song.
You know, the other day we were talking
about your early career as a child singer.
You started at three and a half,
then you sang on the
Milton Berle program
when you were only ten.
So a listener in Chicago writes in
and wants to know
if you quit school right then and there.
Oh, no.
No, I went back to school.
Really?
I admit I was the youngest failure
in show business.
Eleven years old and a has -been.
And then you finished
high school?
Yes, that's right.
I graduated from Julia Richmond High School
in New York City.
Well, I learned in time
what every youngster should know.
Finish your high school course
and get your diploma.
Let's give three cheers for Julia Richmond,
the high school of the stars.
Then what happened, Eileen?
Well, I got my own radio show
almost immediately.
I landed a regular job
on the Frank Sinatra show.
Well, I could go on and on,
but I'd rather listen to your bobcats
play something kind of jivey.
How did you like the song?
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